A little software used to autosave Monster Hunter saves because steam cloud is kinda cringe sometimes
- Monster Hunter World
- Monster Hunter Rise
- Download the latest binary from the release page.
- Place it wherever you want, the location will be referred as
[binary_folder]
- Open steam, right-click on the Monster Hunter game you want to autosave and click
Properties
- Change
Launch Options
to[binary_folder]\mh-autosaver-win.exe %command%
For example, if you placed the binary inC:\Games
, the Launch Options will beC:\Games\mh-autosaver-win.exe %command%
Note: if you are using this on Linux, don't forget to replace \
by /
Every time you close the game, the software will make a zip archive of the save in this folder:
- Windows :
%appdata%\mh-autosaver\saves\[date]\[game]\[time].zip
- Linux :
~/.mh-autosaver/saves/[date]/[game]/[time].zip
The software should work out of the box, but if you can edit the config in :
- Windows :
%appdata%\mh-autosaver\config.json
- Linux :
~/.mh-autosaver/config.json
Config fields:
- saveLocation : The save folder
- steamLocation : path to your
userdata
folder inside the steam folder (used to get save files)
Note: If You force exit the game from steam, the software won't be able to copy your save.
Note 2: This hasn't been tested on Linux yet.