Update 0.9 is here! Visit the mysterious Mirage stars and take a stroll in the cities of the Exousian Empire in the Vermilion planets!Ī bright city planet occupied by the Exousian Empire, with ruins of iron and blood scattered about. Update v0.9, Glory of The Vermilion Empire
Most old blocks and furniture have been given better textures or new looks entirely as well!
#STARBOUND SAVE FILE MAC HOW TO#
You'll need to look up how to do that - I'm not going into it, here.)ħ. NOTE: If you get an access denied error, later, you're going to have to come back to this step, and open a command window in admin mode, then navigate to your Starbound folder. In the context window that appears, select "Open Command Window Here". Click on an empty area of the window and then hold SHIFT while right clicking. Now go back to the Starbound explorer window. Click on the address bar of your Dropbox explorer window to get the path to the folder. (If you are only playing multiplayer, and not hosting, you won't have a universe folder.)ĥ. They should auto-sync and a checkmark will appear on the icon. Now *MOVE* your player and universe folders to the Dropbox window. Go to the new Starbound folder inside the Dropbox window. It should be in your favorites after the install. Open another explorer window to your dropbox. C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Starbound)ģ. Open an explorer window to the Starbound folder.
#STARBOUND SAVE FILE MAC WINDOWS#
(These instructions assume you're using Windows 7)īefore starting, make sure starbound and the server (if running it) are not running.Ģ. (If you don't have dropbox you're welcome to use my referral link to sign up - ) wonder what file format they are in.Īnother way to do this is with a file backup utility like Dropbox. Tried opening the files as sqlite3 databases to no avail. or i played this player here 1 time and played a different one before syncing the files. that way its easier to transfer players between machines w/o worring about - oops, I created a player here and player there. but just as well create another file to manage quests per user and not have 1 single one. the only thing I can think of is that this is to make it safer to update. wonder why its not in the individual player files. I'm thinking that, for some reason, the playerQuests.db file maps players to quests completed. I logged into my user and was able to hop back into my world - after receiving notice of completing several quests (the ones I completed on the other machine). I left out universe.dat (no idea what htat does) and the playerCodex/playerQuests/questPlanetSeeds. I copied from the universe folder the file w/ the same sort of name as the player (.clientcontext file) and the worlds. I copied the players files over (none are 'shared' files).
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