No, this won't be necessary unless the update goes wrong (as has happened before) and a manual verify is required. This will obviously remove all of the AP sound files that will then need copying back over - and this way is much simpler than running multiple installers...jarmstro wrote:Why? Does the installation of RW2014 involve a full file verification? I doubt it. Unless they are changing the file structure in some way I cant see how the asset folder will be altered at all?RichyV wrote:
My AP sound stuff obviously always gets replaced, but I have all of this in a separate folder-structure that I can just copy over the top if/when I've been forced to Verify the files.
It's time for backup before TS2014
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Re: It's time for backup before TS2014
Now that TS2014 has arrived I am preparing folders once again for backups of the original RSC supplied DLC Assets and Contents and folders for the complete Assets & Contents which include all the 3rd party addons as well. I have just switched to using Nero BackItup 2014 (previously used FreefileSync) My question is : Which is the best way to backup each of these four folders, Sync,(able to then copy & paste back into the game) or a Full backup ?
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