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.

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.