Copy both the ACF file and the game folder to the appropriate Steam folder on a different PC and when you next start Steam, you'll find the new game listed.
You can use the same process to back up a game's files, rather than trying to use Steam's built-in backup functionality. That's mostly because there's no separate ACF file to worry about. I do this over a Gigabit Ethernet connection, which is still pretty slow if you're looking at moving GB of data typically about 15 minutes. Technically the folder can be placed anywhere on the new PC—or even a network drive, though if you're not using 10GbE I wouldn't do that.
Start up GOG Galaxy, go to your library, and click on the appropriate game. Once finished, start Uplay on the other PC, click on the appropriate game icon in your library, and below the big blue "Download" button you should see a link that says "Locate installed game.
Find the game folder it can be anywhere, though the default is the same as the Battle. Next to the big, blue Install button is a text link that says "Already installed? Locate the game. Whether you've used the default location or changed it to some other folder, that folder on the new PC is where you need to copy the game folder. Once the file transfer is complete, however, you still need to click the orange "Download" button—if everything was done properly, rather than downloading the files, Origin will verify the files and install the game.
It's a bit less obvious but overall relatively painless. Bethesda Launcher: The process is nearly identical to that of Origin. Start the Bethesda Launcher client, click on the game, and then click on the "Download" button.
If the files are present, the launcher will verify them and sync your cloud saves. The above are all very easy compared to the final two options. First let's hit everyone's favorite….
Epic Games Launcher: This one will involve more work, but if you're familiar enough with PCs and Windows Explorer, it's possible to skip a full second or third… download of any game on EGS. First, get the Epic Games Launcher installed on the new PC, log in, and get the confirmation email code for your account which can sometimes take several minutes to arrive.
These numbers correspond to the number in the URL of the workshop item. Rename it if it doesn't, so it will work for sure. You can now start the game and activate the mod in the menu.
Go to Extras, Mods. Select the mod, tick it's checkbox behind the name so it moves to the Active list on top. Then click Apply. Not all mods will be compatible with each other or with the current game version: if two mods alter the same thing, the mod on top of the mod-list will override the one below. Like a complete default materials. The author probably didn't intend to mod those things at all, but put them in the mod anyway This can result in incompatibility when a new game update is released.
Menu icons can go wrong, weather icons missing, or other weird sprite stuff. Always keep an eye on the release date of a specific mod you want to try, because it might need an update to be compatible with the latest version of the game. Special files which can mess up when they get outdated include: complaints.
Sometimes the author isn't aware, so it's a good thing to leave a comment on the workshop item if you suspect a mod from being outdated. NylonWorms 28 Jun pm. Yiff Destroyer 10 May pm. The problem you all are facing is most likely the file type. Steam as far as I know and the research ive done I have found that steam or at least prison architect doesn't read. MOD files anymore.
I am unaware of a work around at the moment. HunterAlpha1 19 Apr pm. If so, where on my phone would I find the file? Nice job! Its funny that were both dutch. Platform for modernizing existing apps and building new ones.
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Adjust filename to be suitable for the local file system. For example, this could involve removing characters that are not legal in filenames, or trimming leading and trailing whitespace. If the platform conventions do not in any way use extensions to determine the types of file on the file system, then return filename as the filename. Let claimed type be the type given by the resource's Content-Type metadata , if any is known.
Let named type be the type given by filename 's extension , if any is known. For the purposes of this step, a type is a mapping of a MIME type to an extension. If named type is consistent with the user's preferences e. If claimed type and named type are the same type i. If the claimed type is known, then alter filename to add an extension corresponding to claimed type. Otherwise, if named type is known to be potentially dangerous e. This last step would make it impossible to download executables, which might not be desirable.
As always, implementers are forced to balance security and usability in this matter. Return filename as the filename. For the purposes of this algorithm, a file extension consists of any part of the filename that platform conventions dictate will be used for identifying the type of the file.
For example, many operating systems use the part of the filename following the last dot ". User agents should ignore any directory or path information provided by the resource itself, its URL , and any download attribute, in deciding where to store the resulting file in the user's file system.
If a hyperlink created by an a or area element has a ping attribute, and the user follows the hyperlink, and the value of the element's href attribute can be parsed , relative to the element's node document , without failure, then the user agent must take the ping attribute's value, split that string on ASCII whitespace , parse each resulting token relative to the element's node document , and then run these steps for each resulting URL record ping URL , ignoring tokens that fail to parse:.
Optionally, return. For example, the user agent might wish to ignore any or all ping URLs in accordance with the user's expressed preferences. Fetch request. This may be done in parallel with the primary fetch, and is independent of the result of that fetch. Based on the user's preferences, UAs may either ignore the ping attribute altogether, or selectively ignore URLs in the list e. User agents must ignore any entity bodies returned in the responses.
User agents may close the connection prematurely once they start receiving a response body. When the ping attribute is present, user agents should clearly indicate to the user that following the hyperlink will also cause secondary requests to be sent in the background, possibly including listing the actual target URLs. For example, a visual user agent could include the hostnames of the target ping URLs along with the hyperlink's actual URL in a status bar or tooltip.
The ping attribute is redundant with pre-existing technologies like HTTP redirects and JavaScript in allowing web pages to track which off-site links are most popular or allowing advertisers to track click-through rates. However, the ping attribute provides these advantages to the user over those alternatives:. Thus, while it is possible to track users without this feature, authors are encouraged to use the ping attribute so that the user agent can make the user experience more transparent.
This table is non-normative; the actual definitions for the link types are given in the next few sections. In this section, the term referenced document refers to the resource identified by the element representing the link, and the term current document refers to the resource within which the element representing the link finds itself.
To determine which link types apply to a link , a , area , or form element, the element's rel attribute must be split on ASCII whitespace. The resulting tokens are the keywords for the link types that apply to that element. Except where otherwise specified, a keyword must not be specified more than once per rel attribute. Some of the sections that follow the table below list synonyms for certain keywords. The indicated synonyms are to be handled as specified by user agents, but must not be used in documents for example, the keyword " copyright ".
Keywords that are body-ok affect whether link elements are allowed in the body. The body-ok keywords are dns-prefetch , modulepreload , pingback , preconnect , prefetch , preload , prerender , and stylesheet.
New link types that are to be implemented by web browsers are to be added to this standard. The remainder can be registered as extensions. Chrome Android? WebView Android? Samsung Internet? Opera Android? The alternate keyword may be used with link , a , and area elements. The alternate keyword modifies the meaning of the stylesheet keyword in the way described for that keyword.
The alternate keyword does not create a link of its own. Here, a set of link elements provide some style sheets:. The keyword creates a hyperlink referencing a syndication feed though not necessarily syndicating exactly the same content as the current page. If the user agent has the concept of a default syndication feed, the first such element in tree order should be used as the default. The following link elements give syndication feeds for a blog:.
Such link elements would be used by user agents engaged in feed autodiscovery, with the first being the default where applicable. The following example offers various different syndication feeds to the user, using a elements:. The keyword creates a hyperlink referencing an alternate representation of the current document. The nature of the referenced document is given by the hreflang , and type attributes.
If the alternate keyword is used with the hreflang attribute, and that attribute's value differs from the document element 's language , it indicates that the referenced document is a translation.
If the alternate keyword is used with the type attribute, it indicates that the referenced document is a reformulation of the current document in the specified format.
The hreflang and type attributes can be combined when specified with the alternate keyword. The following example shows how you can specify versions of the page that use alternative formats, are aimed at other languages, and that are intended for other media:.
This relationship is transitive — that is, if a document links to two other documents with the link type " alternate ", then, in addition to implying that those documents are alternative representations of the first document, it is also implying that those two documents are alternative representations of each other. The author keyword may be used with link , a , and area elements. This keyword creates a hyperlink.
For a and area elements, the author keyword indicates that the referenced document provides further information about the author of the nearest article element ancestor of the element defining the hyperlink, if there is one, or of the page as a whole, otherwise. For link elements, the author keyword indicates that the referenced document provides further information about the author for the page as a whole. The "referenced document" can be, and often is, a mailto: URL giving the email address of the author.
Synonyms : For historical reasons, user agents must also treat link , a , and area elements that have a rev attribute with the value " made " as having the author keyword specified as a link relationship. The bookmark keyword may be used with a and area elements. The bookmark keyword gives a permalink for the nearest ancestor article element of the linking element in question, or of the section the linking element is most closely associated with , if there are no ancestor article elements.
The following snippet has three permalinks. A user agent could determine which permalink applies to which part of the spec by looking at where the permalinks are given. The canonical keyword may be used with link element.
That helps search engines reduce duplicate content, as described in more detail in The Canonical Link Relation. The dns-prefetch keyword may be used with link elements. This keyword creates an external resource link. This keyword is body-ok. The dns-prefetch keyword indicates that preemptively performing DNS resolution for the origin of the specified resource is likely to be beneficial, as it is highly likely that the user will require resources located at that origin , and the user experience would be improved by preempting the latency costs associated with DNS resolution.
User agents must implement the processing model of the dns-prefetch keyword described in Resource Hints. There is no default type for resources given by the dns-prefetch keyword. The external keyword may be used with a , area , and form elements. This keyword does not create a hyperlink , but annotates any other hyperlinks created by the element the implied hyperlink, if no other keywords create one.
The external keyword indicates that the link is leading to a document that is not part of the site that the current document forms a part of. The help keyword may be used with link , a , area , and form elements. For a , area , and form elements, the help keyword indicates that the referenced document provides further help information for the parent of the element defining the hyperlink, and its children.
In the following example, the form control has associated context-sensitive help. The user agent could use this information, for example, displaying the referenced document if the user presses the "Help" or "F1" key. For link elements, the help keyword indicates that the referenced document provides help for the page as a whole. For a and area elements, on some browsers, the help keyword causes the link to use a different cursor. The specified resource is an icon representing the page or site, and should be used by the user agent when representing the page in the user interface.
Icons could be auditory icons, visual icons, or other kinds of icons. If multiple icons are provided, the user agent must select the most appropriate icon according to the type , media , and sizes attributes. If there are multiple equally appropriate icons, user agents must use the last one declared in tree order at the time that the user agent collected the list of icons.
If the user agent tries to use an icon but that icon is determined, upon closer examination, to in fact be inappropriate e. User agents are not required to update icons when the list of icons changes, but are encouraged to do so.
There is no default type for resources given by the icon keyword. However, for the purposes of determining the type of the resource , user agents must expect the resource to be an image. The sizes keywords represent icon sizes in raw pixels as opposed to CSS pixels. An icon that is 50 CSS pixels wide intended for displays with a device pixel density of two device pixels per CSS pixel 2x, dpi would have a width of raw pixels.
This feature does not support indicating that a different resource is to be used for small high-resolution icons vs large low-resolution icons e. To parse and process the attribute's value, the user agent must first split the attribute's value on ASCII whitespace , and must then parse each resulting keyword to determine what it represents.
The any keyword represents that the resource contains a scalable icon, e. Return for that keyword. Let width string be the string before the " x " or " X ". Let height string be the string after the " x " or " X ". Apply the rules for parsing non-negative integers to width string to obtain width. Apply the rules for parsing non-negative integers to height string to obtain height.
The keyword represents that the resource contains a bitmap icon with a width of width device pixels and a height of height device pixels. The keywords specified on the sizes attribute must not represent icon sizes that are not actually available in the linked resource. The linked resource fetch setup steps for this type of linked resource, given a link element el and request request , are:. Set request 's destination to " image ". Let response be the result of fetching request.
Use response 's unsafe response as an icon as if it had been declared using the icon keyword. The following snippet shows the top part of an application with several icons. For historical reasons, the icon keyword may be preceded by the keyword " shortcut ". The license keyword may be used with link , a , area , and form elements. The license keyword indicates that the referenced document provides the copyright license terms under which the main content of the current document is provided.
This specification does not specify how to distinguish between the main content of a document and content that is not deemed to be part of that main content. The distinction should be made clear to the user. Consider a photo sharing site. A page on that site might describe and show a photograph, and the page might be marked up as follows:. In this case the license applies to just the photo the main content of the document , not the whole document.
In particular not the design of the page itself, which is covered by the copyright given at the bottom of the document. This could be made clearer in the styling e. Synonyms : For historical reasons, user agents must also treat the keyword " copyright " like the license keyword.
Firefox Android? Safari iOS? The manifest keyword may be used with link elements. The manifest keyword indicates the manifest file that provides metadata associated with the current document. There is no default type for resources given by the manifest keyword. When a web application is not installed , the appropriate time to fetch and process the linked resource for this link type is when the user agent deems it necessary.
For example, when the user chooses to install the web application. For an installed web application , the appropriate times to fetch and process the linked resource for this link type are:. When the external resource link is created on a link element that is already browsing-context connected.
When the external resource link 's link element becomes browsing-context connected. When the href attribute of the link element of an external resource link that is already browsing-context connected is changed. In either cases, only the first link element in tree order whose rel attribute contains the token manifest may be used. A user agent must not delay the load event for this link type. Let context be el 's node document 's browsing context.
If context is null, then return false. If context is not a top-level browsing context , then return false. Set request 's initiator to " manifest ". Set request 's destination to " manifest ". Set request 's mode to " cors ". Set request 's credentials mode to the CORS settings attribute credentials mode for el 's crossorigin content attribute.
To process this type of linked resource given a link element el , boolean success , and response response :. If success is true, then process the manifest given el and response. The modulepreload keyword is a specialized alternative to the preload keyword, with a processing model geared toward preloading module scripts. In particular, it uses the specific fetch behavior for module scripts including, e.
In contrast, a similar external resource link using the preload keyword would place the result in the preload cache, without affecting the document's module map. Additionally, implementations can take advantage of the fact that module scripts declare their dependencies in order to fetch the specified module's dependency as well. This is intended as an optimization opportunity, since the user agent knows that, in all likelihood, those dependencies will also be needed later. It will not generally be observable without using technology such as service workers, or monitoring on the server side.
Notably, the appropriate load or error events will occur after the specified module is fetched, and will not wait for any dependencies. The appropriate times to fetch and process the linked resource for such a link are:. Unlike some other link relations, changing the relevant attributes such as as , crossorigin , and referrerpolicy of such a link does not trigger a new fetch.
This is because the document's module map has already been populated by a previous fetch, and so re-fetching would be pointless. The fetch and process the linked resource algorithm for modulepreload links, given a link element el , is as follows:. If el 's href attribute's value is the empty string, then return. Let destination be the current state of the as attribute a destination , or " script " if it is in no state. If destination is not script-like , then queue an element task on the networking task source given the link element to fire an event named error at the link element, and return.
Parse a URL given el 's href attribute, relative to the element's node document. If that fails, then return. Otherwise, let url be the resulting URL record. Let settings object be the link element's node document 's relevant settings object. Let credentials mode be the CORS settings attribute credentials mode for the crossorigin attribute.
Let cryptographic nonce be the current value of the element's [[CryptographicNonce]] internal slot. Let integrity metadata be the value of the integrity attribute, if it is specified, or the empty string otherwise. Let referrer policy be the current state of the element's referrerpolicy attribute.
Let options be a script fetch options whose cryptographic nonce is cryptographic nonce , integrity metadata is integrity metadata , parser metadata is " not-parser-inserted ", credentials mode is credentials mode , and referrer policy is referrer policy. Fetch a modulepreload module script graph given url , destination , settings object , and options. Wait until the algorithm asynchronously completes with result. If result is null, then fire an event named error at the link element, and return.
Fire an event named load at the link element. The following snippet shows the top part of an application with several modules preloaded:. Here we see the application developer has used modulepreload to declare all of the modules in their module graph, ensuring that the user agent initiates fetches for them all. Without such preloading, the user agent might need to go through multiple network roundtrips before discovering helpers. In this way, modulepreload link elements can be used as a sort of "manifest" of the application's modules.
The following code shows how modulepreload links can be used in conjunction with import to ensure network fetching is done ahead of time, so that when import is called, the module is already ready but not evaluated in the module map :. The nofollow keyword may be used with a , area , and form elements. The nofollow keyword indicates that the link is not endorsed by the original author or publisher of the page, or that the link to the referenced document was included primarily because of a commercial relationship between people affiliated with the two pages.
The keyword indicates that any newly created top-level browsing context which results from following the hyperlink will not be an auxiliary browsing context. See also the processing model where the branching between an auxiliary browsing context and a top-level browsing context is defined. This typically creates an auxiliary browsing context assuming there is no existing browsing context whose browsing context name is " example " :. This creates a top-level browsing context that is not an auxiliary browsing context assuming the same thing :.
These are equivalent and only navigate the parent browsing context :. It indicates that no referrer information is to be leaked when following the link and also implies the noopener keyword behavior under the same conditions. See also the processing model where referrer is directly manipulated.
The opener keyword may be used with a , area , and form elements. The keyword indicates that any newly created top-level browsing context which results from following the hyperlink will be an auxiliary browsing context.
In the following example the opener is used to allow the help page popup to navigate its opener, e. The pingback keyword may be used with link elements. For the semantics of the pingback keyword, see Pingback 1.
The preconnect keyword indicates that preemptively initiating a connection to the origin of the specified resource is likely to be beneficial, as it is highly likely that the user will require resources located at that origin , and the user experience would be improved by preempting the latency costs associated with establishing the connection.
User agents must implement the processing model of the preconnect keyword described in Resource Hints. There is no default type for resources given by the preconnect keyword. The prefetch keyword indicates that preemptively fetching and caching the specified resource is likely to be beneficial, as it is highly likely that the user will require this resource for future navigations.
User agents must implement the processing model of the prefetch keyword described in Resource Hints. There is no default type for resources given by the prefetch keyword. This ensures they are available earlier and are less likely to block the page's render, improving performance.
The preload keyword may be used with link elements. The preload keyword indicates that the user agent must preemptively fetch and cache the specified resource according to the potential destination given by the as attribute and the priority associated with the corresponding destination , as it is highly likely that the user will require this resource for the current navigation.
User agents must implement the processing model of the preload keyword described in Preload , as well as in this specification's fetch and process the linked resource algorithm. There is no default type for resources given by the preload keyword. Let as be the current state of el 's as attribute. If as does not represent a state, return false. Set request 's destination to the result of translating as.
If as is " image ", then:. Let selected source and selected pixel density be the URL and pixel density that results from selecting an image source given el , respectively. If selected source is null, then return false.
Parse selected source , relative to el 's node document. If that fails, then return false. Set request 's URL to url. The prerender keyword indicates that the specified resource might be required by the next navigation, and so it may be beneficial to not only preemptively fetch the resource, but also to process it, e. User agents must implement the processing model of the prerender keyword described in Resource Hints. There is no default type for resources given by the prerender keyword.
The search keyword may be used with link , a , area , and form elements. The search keyword indicates that the referenced document provides an interface specifically for searching the document and its related resources. OpenSearch description documents can be used with link elements and the search link type to enable user agents to autodiscover search interfaces.
The stylesheet keyword may be used with link elements. This keyword creates an external resource link that contributes to the styling processing model. The specified resource is a CSS style sheet that describes how to present the document. If the alternate keyword is also specified on the link element, then the link is an alternative style sheet ; in this case, the title attribute must be specified on the link element, with a non-empty value.
The appropriate times to fetch and process this type of link are: When the external resource link is created on a link element that is already browsing-context connected. When the disabled attribute of the link element of an external resource link that is already browsing-context connected is set, changed, or removed. When the crossorigin attribute of the link element of an external resource link that is already browsing-context connected is set, changed, or removed.
When the type attribute of the link element of an external resource link that is already browsing-context connected is set or changed to a value that does not or no longer matches the Content-Type metadata of the previous obtained external resource, if any. When the type attribute of the link element of an external resource link that is already browsing-context connected , but was previously not obtained due to the type attribute specifying an unsupported type, is set, removed, or changed.
When the external resource link that is already browsing-context connected changes from being an alternative style sheet to not being one, or vice versa. The linked resource fetch setup steps for this type of linked resource, given a link element el ignoring the request are:. If el 's disabled attribute is set, then return false. If el contributes a script-blocking style sheet , increment el 's node document 's script-blocking style sheet counter by 1.
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