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Any way to make the Enhaced Edition Trilogy use Steam Cloud?

UnaiUnai Member Posts: 10
in BGII:EE Mods
Every week I have to travel because of work, so I often play in two different machines and since the game saves in another folder when you install the EET mod, the files are not synchronized.

So, is there any way around it? Maybe a setting indicating where the save folder is so I can make the game save on the older location again?

I don't care about losing the vanilla saves, if that would be a concern.

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  • argent77argent77 Member Posts: 3,433
    Look for a file 'engine.lua' in the game's installation directory. It's a text file where you can find a line like this:
    engine_name = "Baldur's Gate - Enhanced Edition Trilogy"
    Change it back to the following to instruct the game use the default location for BG2EE saves:
    engine_name = "Baldur's Gate II - Enhanced Edition"
    Just note that the game will also use your original BG2EE settings in this case. Afaik, EET adds a special configuration option that indicates whether it has been installed correctly. It might be a good idea to copy the file 'baldur.lua' from "Documents/Baldur's Gate - Enhanced Edition Trilogy" to "Documents/Baldur's Gate II - Enhanced Edition" as well (on all your machines).
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