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The descriptive text can be changed or updated at any time. Type in a name for your savegame set, and a comment/description if you want, and click ' done'. If you click ' YES' you will be presented with the following dialogue box. If you have one or more saves in the X3 savegame folder and they aren't already set up as a campaign, you will be asked if you wish the savegame manager to manage your savegame set for you. Managed savegame sets are called Campaigns by the savegame manager, and this folder is where they will be stored. One running the utility, it will create (if they do not already exist), an xml file cfg.xml and a subdirectory Campaigns/. You will need to make your own desktop shortcut, should you want one. Provided you have an up to date Java Runtime installed, it will behave like any normal executable file, so you can double click on it to run it. You need to have at least one savegame file in your X3 savegame folder (meaning you should have run the game and saved at least once), unless you have a pre-existing campaigns folder with savegame set in, which will be covered in a bit. Running the Savegame manager for the first time Some larger usb sticks - 8 to 16gb would also be suitable if you wanted to keep your saves in portable form (although in that case you should make sure the usb stick doesn't have the only copies of your savegames, usb sticks can go missing!). Therefore you should place the directory containing the savegame manager on a partition with enough space.

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A full set, including autosaves, comes to 160Mb, so if you have several sets, you will need a lot of space. You wil need to have Java installed for this program to run.

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If you already have a campaigns folder from a previous install of the savegame manager, make sure it is in the same folder s the savegame manager, if not, one will be created for you. Place the file (x3tcSavegameManager.jar or x3rSavegamemanager.jar, depending on which you downloaded) into its own directory.

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Therefore you can if you want, start using it and read this user guide at your leasure to understand the more advanced things the savegame manager can do.Īs you should when using any new application, make backups of all your savegames before you start to use the savegame manager.ĭownload the zip file and uzip it.

However a lot of what the savegame manager can do is explained as you actually use it, and it is not possible to do something by accident that will erase a savegame from within the savemanager itself. The usage guide presented here is comprehensive, and fairly big. Hover the mouse over a button to bring up the tooltip. Most buttons have tooltip text that explains what they do. Of the two, savegame safety has been the major focus, but I've done my best to make sure the interface is as self explanatory as possible. One is ease of use, and the second is the safety of your savegames. This utility has been designed with two things in mind. Using the included log file recording feature, you can also keep a written record of your progress. You simply select the campaign you wish to play at the moment from a list, then 'activate it', which moves the current campaign back into storage and puts your activated campaign into the X3 savegame folder, ready for you to start playing. You will need the right version of the savegame manager for your X3 version (Reunion or Terran Conflict), but that's all. All that matters is that they are valid X3 *.sav files, and that all your X3 game installs refer to the same savegame folder. It doesn't matter whether the savegames are vanilla, mod, or script savegames, or whether you have one or more X3:TC or X3:R installs on your machine. There is no limit on the number of campaigns it can manage. Adding a set of saves to it creates a campaign, which you name, and can provide a description for (more on this later). The savegame manager calls sets of savegames 'campaigns'. The savegame manager removes this risk by handling the movement of different sets of savegames between the X3 savegame folder and its own storage folders.Įven if you just have the one game in progress, it provides a way of having more than one copy of your saves, and making backups, which reduces the chances of losing them. Manually moving savegame sets around as you switch between games (for example, between your main game where you are a peaceful trader, and another where you are a pirate) is risky, because one mistake in copying files can mean you lose your progress, or worse, your entire saved game.

The Savegame Manager is a utility which makes managing multiple sets of X3 savegames simpler and safer. Replace the old savegame manager jar file with the new one.Īny updating of config files that may be required is

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To upgrade from a previous version, simply

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User guide as downloadable PDF for inclusion in the superbox.

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