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Save the file and exit your text editor, restart Ryzom, and try out the macro.

Edit or copy the immediately following "

Find the lines describing your new macro by finding the macro's name.

Open your keys_ character name.xml in a text editor.

Back up your keys_ character name.xml file to be sure you have a working copy just in case.

Exit Ryzom (Ryzom only saves macros when you exit, and you want to leave the game closed to prevent the game from writing to the macro file while you're trying to edit it.).

Give it a name and keybinding and at least one example of the repetitive command you want to use. (Thank you to Bubbason for taking the time to explain a lot of this to me.) I think there may also be a limit to the number of commands that can fit in the macro editing window in-game, so you might need to edit the file out-of-game for any particularly long macro. It can be faster to create a macro like that in a text editor instead of using the in-game macro editing interface. I haven't done this before, but I think this can be a good idea if you have a long, repetitive macro, for example if you wanted to say a bunch of things in sequence, or try to target a bunch of different things in sequence. Possibly useful modifications to client.cfg by Ulykus (post #3 in this topic)

Another official response about modifications and right to support (post #9 in the thread you're reading now).

Official note about modifications voiding right to support.

** Note: some of these modifications may void your right to receive technical support from game staff. Here are some ways you can modify these files, that I know about.

#RYZOM NAMED BOSS MACRO WINDOWS#

Here's a windows batch command script by Robplus to backup the files quickly and easily. To restore the files, just copy them back to the appropriate location in the Ryzom folder. To back up the data, copy the files listed above outside the Ryzom directory, so they won't be affected if Ryzom crashes or you do a reinstall. If you decide to try editing one of these files, you should probably back that file up first in case your edit doesn't work quite right the first time.

#RYZOM NAMED BOSS MACRO INSTALL#

I've known players it's happened to.) You might also want to copy the data to a new computer if you get one, or make sure the data is saved someplace safe before you install a new version of Ryzom. (Yes, this really happens that the files get corrupted or deleted, even if it is rare. It's a good idea to back up this data so you can restore your map markers, etc if they get corrupted due to a technical problem like a bad game crash. It might be graphics data sent using the patchlet system for special events, like the alternative graphics for stables during Atysmas.

user folder: I'm also not sure what's in here.

I think it might be automatically downloaded graphics the game needs to display properly, like the shape and texture of characters, buildings, etc.

data folder(linux only?): I'm not sure what's in here.

in the screenshots folder: screenshots taken using the in-game screenshot feature.

log_ character name.txt: chat logs made with the /chatLog chat command.

keys_r2ed_ character name.xml: I don't know what this one is for.

keys_ character name.xml: keybindings and macros.

interface_ character name.icfg: some game configuration settings, window positions, map markers.

client.cfg: some game configuration settlings.

Kervala's newer client: ~/Library/Application Support/Ryzom/.

Older client: ~/Library/Containers//Data/Library/Application Support/Ryzom/.

Mac: ( credit to Fateciy's post with more detail about accessing the folder).

These are the default/common locations for the local data folder that I know about: (Note that this might be a different folder than the folder where Ryzom is installed and stores other files it needs to run, like the executable program itself.) This data can be found in your Ryzom local data folder.

Chat logs (made with the /chatLog chat command).

Screenshots taken using the in-game screenshot feature.

Game configuration settings (edited in-game in the Game Configuration window).

Ryzom saves some information related to the game locally on the computer you use to play the game.

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Thank you to many past forum posters and everyone who answered my questions in-game for sharing this information.Įdit: continuing to update to reflect corrections and additional information Please reply with additional information or corrections if you want to I might work them back into this post if I can. I keep hearing people say it's important to back up your Ryzom data, but I hadn't seen a complete-ish guide about it yet, so I thought, why not make one.