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Discussion in 'Troubleshooting: Bugs, Questions and Support' started by fivedollarlamp, Nov 18, 2017.

  1. fivedollarlamp

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    Hi!

    I am starting to get into nodding, and modding relies a lot on the BeamNG folder in the x86 program files. But I don’t have the Steamapps folder, nevertheless the BeamNG one. I have clean reinstalled BeamNG twice and moved it from my C drive to my D drive.

    Help!
     
    #1 fivedollarlamp, Nov 18, 2017
  2. Nadeox1

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    Then you need to look there.
    If your Steam is installed in the C drive, then you need to look for a 'SteamLibrary' folder on the D drive.
    That's where the games your move go.
     
    #2 Nadeox1, Nov 18, 2017
  3. fivedollarlamp

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    Okay. Thanks so much!
     
    #3 fivedollarlamp, Nov 18, 2017
  4. fivedollarlamp

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    well. I followed the steps in the wiki tutorial on how to make a new map using ECU and this happened...

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    It was the part where I copy ECA’s file. I clicked cancel.
     
    #4 fivedollarlamp, Nov 18, 2017
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    That's probably something specific on your side.
    Even Windows is not showing what's the actual problem.

    Try just restarting your PC.
     
    #5 Nadeox1, Nov 19, 2017
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