Saved/played game

Important: Before you follow the instructions to enable the save game function, You need to make sure that you are able to access the “iCafeCloudShare” folder shared on the iCafeCloud Server.

If the client cannot access the shared folder, then the save game function will not work.

When you log in to the iCafeMenu client and run a game. If the game has a save path set, then your save files will be saved to the server.

1. Click the settings button on the “Games” page(Figure 1).

2. Enable the game save function. Then you will be able to set the game save drive letter limitation in MB, the time period to save the user and user files, and the saved game load time (Figure 2).

3. Edit the game and in the “Game Save” field, you can write a path that will be saved to the server (Figure 3).

List of environment variables:

1. %userprofile% it is like: C:\Users\%username%
2. %PROGRAMDATA% it is like: C:\ProgramData\
3. %SystemDrive% it is like: C:\
4. %LOCALAPPDATA% it is like: C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Local
5. %APPDATA% it is like: C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Roaming

For games with one folder to save just write the path where games write saves.

Example: %userprofile%\Documents\My Games\Skyrim\

Some games have two folders to save, for example, one folder with configs and one with game saves, so in this case, you should add the path to two folders from different locations using the vertical bar ( | ) between each path.

        Example: %userprofile%\Documents\My Games\RockstarGames\|%LOCALAPPDATA%\Rockstar Games\GTA IV\savegames\

Some games write saves on the game folder, for these games you should just write a path where saves are placed without a game path.

Example: \Content\SeriousSam2\PlayerProfiles\

Notes:

1. Unlike in the older versions of icafemenu and icafecloud the save path should not end with *.*. It should always end with (\).
2. If the save path of the game is inside the game folder then your save path should be ” GamePath\save folder\ ” without the quotes.