Save files

PC save files are located at:

• <Steam-folder>\userdata\<user-id>\287700\local\
• <Steam-folder>\userdata\<user-id>\311340\remote\

On Windows, <Steam-folder> is %PROGRAMFILES(X86)%\Steam. On Linux: $HOME/.steam/steam/.

TPP uses GZ directory (311340) to store actual save files and backs them up in TPP directory (287700) for Steam Cloud sync. First, game creates files with index 0 in 287700\local\. After server login (code proof?) another file created with index 1. That file is then copied to 311340\remote\ and used for Steam Cloud sync. Save data manipulations (editing/replacing) must be performed on files in 311340 directory.

File with index 0 is a previous version of a save file; game recovers data from it in case your main save (1) is corrupted.

You can remove all save data by turning Steam Cloud sync off and removing 287700 and 311340 directories.

Save file names:

• 287700 (TPP):
  • PERSONAL_DATA<index>
  • TPP_CONFIG_DATA<index>
  • TPP_GAME_DATA<index>
  • TPP_GRAPHICS_CONFIG
• 311340 (GZ):
  • MGO_GAME_DATA
  • PERSONAL_DATA
  • TPP_CONFIG_DATA
  • TPP_GAME_DATA

TPP_GRAPHICS_CONFIG is a plain json file with graphics settings (resolution, effects etc.).

Others are encrypted with symmetric algorithm. Their contents are player-specific variables (like GMP, staff etc.) and lua variables encoded in strcode32. Save file name is set in lua, 00_dat/Assets/tpp/script/lib/TppDefine.lua. You can change it to keep main save file safe. More information about saves can be found in 0/00/Assets/tpp/script/lib/TppSave.lua. In the exe you’ll be looking for tpp::gm::impl::ScriptVar_* functions.

Use squib to decode/encode files and inspect their contents.