File Locations
From C4 Engine Wiki
Log File
Every time the C4 Engine runs, it creates a log file in HTML format named C4Log.html. The file is placed in the directory designated by the operating system for per-user local application support files. The following table lists these locations for each operating system supported by the engine.
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Operating System |
Log File Location |
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Windows 7 or Vista |
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Windows XP |
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Mac OS X |
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Linux |
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Here, <username> should be replaced with the login name of the current user.
Under Windows operating systems, the AppData or Local Settings directory is not visible unless you show hidden files and folders (in Folders Options under the View tab).
Under Mac OS X Lion, the Library folder is hidden by default. You can reach it by holding in the Option key and clicking on the Go menu in the Finder.
Configuration Files
When the user changes the game settings, the configuration files variables.cfg and input.cfg are saved to the directory designated by the operating system for per-user roaming application support files. The following table lists these locations for each operating system supported by the engine.
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Operating System |
Config File Location |
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Windows 7 or Vista |
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Windows XP |
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Mac OS X |
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Linux |
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Here, <username> should be replaced with the login name of the current user.
Under Windows operating systems, the AppData or Application Data directory is not visible unless you show hidden files and folders (in Folders Options under the View tab).
Under Mac OS X Lion, the Library folder is hidden by default. You can reach it by holding in the Option key and clicking on the Go menu in the Finder.
Screenshots and Saved Games
Screenshots and saved games are stored in the user's documents directory. The following table lists these locations for each operating system supported by the engine.
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Operating System |
Saved File Location |
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Windows 7 or Vista |
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Windows XP |
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Mac OS X |
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Linux |
In the folder containing C4. |
Here, <username> should be replaced with the login name of the current user.
