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Peedo · 07-10-2010, 12:34 AM

I got mine to come up. I just started clicking open everything so I could see what I might be looking for. It probably doesn't surprise you that I've never seen this stuff on a computer before.

Anyway, a couple things. First, my path begins with my name (vettefan). For some reason, the "C:\Users" is cut off. Anyway, it continues: vettefan\AppData\Roaming\Out of the Park Developments\OOTP Baseball 11\config. Mine shows nothing after "config".

Secondly, the screen shot of your second example (the Save As example) shows only one "paths" file in it, whereas mine has two: "_paths" and "paths". You state at the top of your second illustration that there should not be any dashes or underscores in front of it. The reason there is an underscore in front of one of mine is because that's how you illustrated it in your first set of instructions to me when you wrote: "Save as___paths.cfg." Sorry, but I was just trying to follow your instructions as closely as I could.

Now, Do I need to delete either the "_paths" or the "paths"?

Are we getting close to the remedy?

07-10-2010, 12:34 AM	#22
Peedo Minors (Single A) Join Date: May 2010 Location: kidnap capital of the world Posts: 83	I got mine to come up. I just started clicking open everything so I could see what I might be looking for. It probably doesn't surprise you that I've never seen this stuff on a computer before. Anyway, a couple things. First, my path begins with my name (vettefan). For some reason, the "C:\Users" is cut off. Anyway, it continues: vettefan\AppData\Roaming\Out of the Park Developments\OOTP Baseball 11\config. Mine shows nothing after "config". Secondly, the screen shot of your second example (the Save As example) shows only one "paths" file in it, whereas mine has two: "_paths" and "paths". You state at the top of your second illustration that there should not be any dashes or underscores in front of it. The reason there is an underscore in front of one of mine is because that's how you illustrated it in your first set of instructions to me when you wrote: "Save as___paths.cfg." Sorry, but I was just trying to follow your instructions as closely as I could. Now, Do I need to delete either the "_paths" or the "paths"? Are we getting close to the remedy?