File location for mods on the Steam Deck I'm struggling to get my game working with the mods I use on PC. While the workshop stuff just works fine, I can't find the place where to save my other mods, which I downloaded from the Internet on Steam Deck's Linux system
2. It should be in C:\Program Files (x86)\Euro Truck Simulator 2\base.scs (when you have default installation folder in Windows 7). Maybe you have hidden that file. Here is nice tutorial showing where is the file: Share. Improve this answer. Follow. answered Jun 4, 2013 at 13:33.
You can try this: -open the folder "C:\Users\*your name*\Documents\Euro Truck Simulator 2". -look for the file "game.log.txt" and open it with Notepad. -go to the very last line of it (shortcut: Ctrl+End keys) -if it says "Road network navigation caching started." then all is normal and you just didn't wait long enough. Right click them and go to open file location. For whatever reason, mine were in my videos folder. Now that you've found these sii files, just find the folder that they are in by navigating backwards in the file path. Then, just copy that entire profile folder back into C:\Users\user\Documents\Euro Truck Simulator 2\profiles\ I hope this helped Step one: move the entire Euro Truck Simulator 2 folder in to the root of your D drives install, So you will have a folder structure as such: drive letter:\Steam\steamapps\common\Euro Truck Simulator 2\Euro Truck simulator 2". Step two: In your steam library right click on Euro Truck Simulator and select "Properties" in the general tab there is
Re: Profile not in Profiles Folder. #4 by Madkine » 04 Jul 2019 22:42. Steam profiles are also stored on your computer, just in a different location. The location will be something like: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\userdata\\270880\remote\profiles\. WoT Profile.

1. Load previous save, find a Quick Job that's as close to my intended location as possible. 2. Make a new save. Copy the location value from it to POST save, while using the PRE values for job info and gps. I still strongly feel that the true reason for the resets must be unrelated to physical collisions during map changes.

Normally it is saved in the Documents map, but I did a fresh reinstall of Windows 10 on my laptop and now my ETS2 file is saved on OneDrive, I thought: Hmm, but I could move it to the Documents file where it belongs to. Only when doing that, and I start Euro Truck, it shows the creating profile screen and that means ETS2 can't find profiles.
2-) After coming to the Library section, right-click on Euro Truck Simulator 2 and say Properties, 3-) After saying Properties, let's come to the Local Files section, 4-) Local Files, after coming to the section, click on the Verify Game File Integrity option. omTgYPf.
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