You always will be asked to choose the directory when you start the app, but this will be the starting point for the file chooser dialog. The standard directory that the app will watch. These are the values you can set: Property name
You can change the values contained in it to your liking, but you need to restart the app when you do. The app comes with a configuration file named config.properties.
Start your game again and keep playing with your restored savegame. Note: it is recommended that you only restore savegames when the game is not running! Then click the Restore button on the right side for the backup you wish to restore.Ī sound will signal that the backup was restored successfully. if your game crashed and your savegame is corrupted, select the corrupted file on the left of the main window. (you can disable sounds in the config, see below) You will hear a sound every time an automatic backup of a save file is made. To choose, simply double click on any savegame file in the target directory. The app tries to locate this directory for you, so it might already be selected. Start the app by double-clicking sekiro-save-saver.jarįor Sekiro this probably will be C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Sekiro\. If you are feeling adventurous, you can also build the app yourself.Īll you need to do for that is check out the sources and run. Make sure you have Java installed (at least Java 8). Extract the zip file into a directory of your choice. Download the latest release from the release page. When the game corrupts your savegame, you can restore an older version of your savegame with one click. This app automatically makes backups of your savegames every time the game writes them to the disk. When this happens, you usually can only throw the savegame away and start from the beginning of the game. Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice crashes from time to time and when it does, it has a small chance of corrupting your savegame. Made for Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, but can manage all kinds of files. Save Hash: $($SaveHash)"Īdd-Content $LogFile "$($FileName).zip was successfully backed up.Automatic savegame backup manager. Save Hash: $($SaveHash)"Īdd-Content $LogFile "$($FileName).zip was successfully backed up. Remove-Item $Backups.FullNameĪdd-Content $LogFile "$($FileName).zip was discarded as a duplicate. 
$SavePath = "C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Sekiro"ĭir $folder -Recurse | ? Can be use for any game, just change the 1st 3 variables. ps1 file, fill in the SavePath & SaveDest variable and then run with powershell. Even so i've made a script to auto save backups.
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