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blitzmann edited this page Jun 12, 2014 · 5 revisions

Pyfa can save it's user data in it's root directory rather than the user's home directory, which makes it useful if you wish to keep your saved data with your Pyfa installation (for example, on a thumb drive or Dropbox account).

There is a variable in config.py that can be used, however as this will be overwritten by any update, it is unadvised.

Windows

To do this, open configforced.py in pyfa's directoy, and append this line to the end of the file:

savePath = os.path.join(pyfaPath, "saveddata")

Linux (and OS X?)

Simply use the -r option when running Pyfa from terminal.

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