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There is a zipped version of the Zero-K Lobby ( http://zero-k.info/lobby/zklobby.zip ) available from the Download page ( http://zero-k.info/Wiki/Download ). I believe that you can simply unzip that archive to any directory and then run Zero-K.exe from that directory.
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There is a zipped version of the Zero-K Lobby ( http://zero-k.info/lobby/zklobby.zip ) available from the Download page ( http://zero-k.info/Wiki/Download ). I believe that you can simply unzip that archive to any directory and then run Zero-K.exe from that directory.
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The official Spring installer will (optionally) install a copy of the Zero-K Lobby within the same directory in which it installs the Spring engine.
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The official Spring installer will (optionally) install a copy of the Zero-K Lobby within the same directory in which it installs the Spring engine.
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The official Zero-K installer (the big button at http://zero-k.info/Wiki/Download, which links to http://zero-k.info/Home/Download, which automatically downloads http://zero-k.info/lobby/Zero-K.setup.exe) is a Windows "ClickOnce" installer, which installs the app into C:\Documents and Settings\userprofile\Local Settings\Apps or some other similar location depending on which version of Windows you have.
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The official Zero-K installer (the big button at http://zero-k.info/Wiki/Download, which links to http://zero-k.info/Home/Download, which automatically downloads http://zero-k.info/lobby/Zero-K.setup.exe) is a Windows "ClickOnce" installer, which installs the app into C:\Documents and Settings\userprofile\Local Settings\Apps or some other similar location depending on which version of Windows you have.
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Note
that
the
directory
in
which
Zero-K
Lobby
is
installed
is
generally
different
from
the
directory
in
which
Zero-K
Lobby
maintains
Spring
game
data
(
including
the
Zero-K
mod
and
all
other
mods,
and
multiple
versions
of
the
Spring
engine)
.
By
default
that's
in
My
Documents\My
Games\Spring.
I'm
not
certain
what
the
best
way
is
to
change
that.
Note
that
that
directory
is
actually
hard-coded
into
the
Spring
engine
itself,
although
there
are
ways
to
override
that
as
well.
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Note
that
the
directory
in
which
Zero-K
Lobby
is
installed
is
generally
different
from
the
directory
in
which
Zero-K
Lobby
maintains
Spring
game
data
(
including
the
Zero-K
mod
and
all
other
mods,
and
multiple
versions
of
the
Spring
engine)
.
By
default
that's
in
My
Documents\My
Games\Spring
but
you
can
change
that.
Note
that
that
directory
is
also
hard-coded
into
the
Spring
engine
itself,
although
there
are
ways
to
override
that
as
well.
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Within Zero-K Lobby there is a setting (see the "Settings" tab) called "Data folder to store all game content". If you install Zero-K Lobby to your flash drive (try the zipfile method mentioned above), then run Zero-K Lobby, then change that setting within Zero-K Lobby to point to a different directory on your flash drive... then that should do what you're trying to do.
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Within Zero-K Lobby there is a setting (see the "Settings" tab) called "Data folder to store all game content". If you install Zero-K Lobby to your flash drive (try the zipfile method mentioned above), then run Zero-K Lobby, then change that setting within Zero-K Lobby to point to a different directory on your flash drive... then that should do what you're trying to do.
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I think.
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I think.
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If you use Zero-K Lobby, then you don't need the portable Spring install. ZKL will maintain its own copies of the Spring engine and will store them in the game content directory.
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If you use Zero-K Lobby, then you don't need the portable Spring install. ZKL will maintain its own copies of the Spring engine and will store them in the game content directory.
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Need help running Zero-K off of a flash drive