Hi.
The problem is that I want to use the dev console. But whenever I change the corresponding settings in the config.cfg file, the file gets overwritten the moment the game is loading.
This is with the steam version.
I can lock the file with setting the attribute to "read only" but that is not my preferred way to do it.
Has anyone an idea why this is happening? Maybe a change with 1.44?
Not sure tho if ATS has the same issue.
Thanks in advance
config.cfg overwrite when starting the game (steam version)
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Re: config.cfg overwrite when starting the game (steam version)
If you set it to read only your changes that you make in game will not be saved.
Are you sure it's not already set to "read only" and therefor loads a previous version that you haven't altered in the console?
Are you sure it's not already set to "read only" and therefor loads a previous version that you haven't altered in the console?
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Re: config.cfg overwrite when starting the game (steam version)
I know, which is why I don't like it. The moment I change something ingame (for whatever reason) it won't be saved and I might forget that I have set the file attribute.Underscore_101_ wrote: ↑28 May 2022 13:56 If you set it to read only your changes that you make in game will not be saved.
Yes, 100%. Notepad++ pops up the message that file was changed, the moment ETS2 is loading, asking me to reload the file due to changes (done by ETS2). All changes that I have done in the file will be overwritten to what it was before I edited.Underscore_101_ wrote: ↑28 May 2022 13:56
Are you sure it's not already set to "read only" and therefor loads a previous version that you haven't altered in the console?
I use steam cloud to save savegames etc.
Could that be the reason? Just popped into my mind...maybe it synchronizes the files with the ones in the cloud?
Although I don't get any sync error when I set read-only to the file and I also do not like to save everything just locally.
But somehow I doubt it, otherwise I would've been able to google it as I would not be the only one affected, right?
It's weird...
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