pak file but has folder with the name of the mod (e.g. If that folder doesnt exist, follow this guide to locate your Starbound files location, then go into the player folder. Most often knowing the structure of the save is required for doing universe reset. Every aspect of the game is saved separately in a certain location, making it possible to manipulate parts of a save independently, to an extent. Locate the folder for your OS (windows: win32 linux 32-bit: linux32 linux 64-bit: linu圆4 OS X: Starbound.app/Contents/MacOS) and open the folder.Įdit the file nfig and add the following line to "assetSources" : Saving in Starbound is a complex procedure.
Inside this folder, create a new one for your mod. \Games\Starbound Step 2Ĭreate a new folder in your Starbound directory called mods. If you've installed Starbound via GOG Galaxy: Through the course of this page we will guide you through the steps involved in setting up a proper file structure to use your mods! Should be easy enough for most people to hack together for their own usecase.Rather than install a mod by overwriting assets you can take advantage of an incredibly simple mod loader that is already built into the game. Then local scripts make sure they grab the most current data and overwrite the game data locations before launch, then back up the new data after exit. Both GOG and Steam are backed up in this fashion and I use Syncthing to keep them synced between three computers, where each only draws from the relevant GOG or Steam version they have installed.
Steam: /steamapps/common/Starbound/storage/įor my part I just rsync those files to a backup folder using $(date +%Y%m%d) as an append to the folder created in that fashion so I have backups of older data in case I ruin something important.
* I believe that is in steamapps/common/Starbound under steam.hoolaparara already answered it, but yeah, the relevant data (player & worldfiles) are in: Where would those be stored? Quoting: this reminded me to install the new DRM-free version from humble and reminded me I didn't play 1.3.1 because I lost my data and having check it seems to be stored in /storage/* and I upgrade by rm -rfing the gamedir so it's long gone for me. Quoting: Nanobang Quoting: MakiProfiles are transferrable between computers.
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