your a containing your user settings of the game including all currently used mod files when starting a new free game your screenshots & recordings folder containing the recorded files if you were using those features during debug mode of the game your stdout.txt in the crash_dump folder (often needed for analysis when TPF crashed) If you need to do anything in your Transport fever users library, you can just open finder and click at the 'Transport Fever' folder in your sidebar. Now, you might reverse the settings made in Step1 and Step2 if you want. click and hold the 'Transport Fever' folder to use Drag & Drop and drop it to your favorites bar in the sidebar.navigate through the Library folder down to the 'Transport Fever' folder (see list in my first reply).Step3: Create Shortcut to your Transport Fever user files - see PIC3.PNG set the checkbox to show the Library folder and click at 'use as default'.in the menu bar click at 'view' / 'show options' or press 'CMD' + 'j' keys to open the view settings.in Finders sidebar click at your home folder.Step2: Setup Finder to show the library folder - see PIC2.PNG close the settings window - your home folder with the house symbol should now be visible under favorites in the sidebar.set the checkbox next to the 'house / home' symbol.in the menu bar go to 'Finder / settings' or press 'CMD' + ',' keys to open the settings of the finder app.

Step1: Setup Finder to show your 'home' folder (its your user name folder under favorites next to a house / home symbol) - see PIC1.PNG There are several ways to show those files.Īs I use those files / folders of Transport Fever on a regular base, I created a shortcut to them using the following way:

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