Ever wish there was an 'undo' button for that game mistake?" ⏪
Fed up with smacking innocent merchants in a plummeting capitalist society? 🤷♂️
No merchant was harmed in the making of this gif, at least in our timeline.
This project is your savior!🚀 An automation tool for Dark Souls Remastered backups, taking you back in time where your in-game sins don't exist. Time travel without the DeLorean! 🕒🔙
- Execution Options:
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🚀 Getting Started with the Executable
- 📥 Download the latest version from the releases page.
- 📦 Unzip the downloaded
.zip
file. - 🖱️ Double-click to execute the program.
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Using the Python Script 🐍:
- 🚀 First, clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/zkrvf/DSR_SaveDaSit/ cd DSR_SaveDaSit
- 📋 Next, ensure you have all the dependencies resolved by installing them with:
pip install -r requirements.txt
- 🔥 Finally, run the script:
python DSR_savedatsit.py
- 🚀 First, clone the repository:
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-
Backup Tab 🔄:
- In the
Backup 📦
tab:- Specify Save File Path 🗂️: Add the path to the save file. By default, it's located at
%USERPROFILE%\Documents\NBGI\DARK SOULS REMASTERED\123456
. - Select Backup Destination 📍: Choose where you'd like the backups to be stored.
- Set Interval ⏲️: Define how often you want to create a backup (e.g., every 10 minutes).
- Start/Stop ⏯️: Once set, click on
Start Backup 🟢
. You can stop it whenever you wish.
- Specify Save File Path 🗂️: Add the path to the save file. By default, it's located at
- In the
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Restore Tab ⏪:
- In the
Restore 🔄
tab, you'll find:- Backup List 📜: Displays all the backups made with brief details on their size and count.
- Buttons 🔘:
Update List 🔄
: Refreshes the backup list.Restore ⏪
: Allows you to restore from a selected backup.Modify ✏️
: Here, you can add a short descriptive text to your backup.
- In the
Happy gaming and safe saving! 🎮💾
git clone https://github.com/zkrvf/DSR_SaveDatSit
cd DSR_SaveDatSit
pip install -r requirements.txt
pip install pyinstaller
pyinstaller DSR_SaveDatSit.spec
Steps or guidelines for those wishing to contribute to the project. It might look something like:
- 🍴 Fork the project.
- 🌱 Create a new branch (
git checkout -b my_new_branch
). - ✍️ Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Add new feature'
). - 🚀 Push to the branch (
git push origin my_new_branch
). - 📬 Open a new Pull Request.
Q: Wait a minute, is this just a program that copies a file in a loop with a Dark Souls theme? Couldn't it work for any file?
A: 👀
The software is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0.