Confile File on Steam version

[Daulken]

I can't seem to find where my configuration settings are saved on the Steam version, and I've spent well over two hours looking/troubleshooting.

I had a similar problem back with another game because I didn't let Steam install itself on my C: drive, and so things are a bit flaky ever since.

1) I have disabled steam cloud and completely restarted my computer.
2) I have literally unplugged my Ethernet cable and tried starting in offline mode
3) I have made changes that are persistent both through Steam cloud and completely offline, however, they are NOT being stored in the grimrock.cfg file.
4) I can completely delete the grimrock.cfg file, start the game not connected to the Internet, make a setting change and it doesn't create a new grimrock.cfg file.
5) I have searched the registry for values that should appear in the config file, it's not being saved there.

This is incredibly frustrating and doesn't seem to make any logical sense. In the absence of the steam cloud api, where is it pulling/saving key bindings?!?

--Daulken

[Phillip_Lynx]

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4) I can completely delete the grimrock.cfg file, start the game not connected to the Internet, make a setting change and it doesn't create a new grimrock.cfg file.
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Where did you find this cfg-file?

[Dr.Disaster]

I can't seem to find where my configuration settings are saved on the Steam version, and I've spent well over two hours looking/troubleshooting.

They are inside "grimrock2.cfg" along with all savegame.
Locate it inside your user profile under "My Documents/Almost Human/Legend of Grimrock 2".

[Daulken]

The problem isn't finding the file, the problem is that it completely ignores that file. Changes I make in the game don't get updated there, and changes I make to the file don't reflect in the game.

--Daulken

[Dr.Disaster]

Make sure you are in the correct folder and look at the correct file.

LoG2 uses "My Documents/Almost Human/Legend of Grimrock 2" and "grimrock2.cfg" while LoG1 uses "My Documents/Almost Human/Legend of Grimrock" and "grimrock.cfg".