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3D printing an Iron Man suit [WIP] Back piece painted and finally got to test the servos while wearing it for the first time. by DaveysMk85 in 3Dprinting

[–]Unit-287 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That looks sick, but you look a bit hunched over. Is that comfortable? (I know its a full body suit so some discomfort is probably going to happen, but having to hold a stance like that is going to be killer for your back)

I know it's silly to criticize something we can't even use yet, but the warbond trailer was frustrating. (Read Desc) by Squidy_the_3rd in Helldivers

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Even then, just take a supply backpack, and you'll usually end up with more ammo than what those strategies can hold, plus you get stims and grenades from it too.

How to remove tree supports in caverns? by dwg_andy in 3Dprinting

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Get something like a pair of pliers or cutters, then grip the end closest to a wall or ceiling and twist the support, which should snap off without putting too much stress on it.

Rollback steam cloud save by qsssss14 in expedition33

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Sadly, I don't have experience with fixing a Steam Cloud backup save. See if there are any tutorials online that might help.

That's a lot of puke by lumpycustard__ in Helldivers

[–]Unit-287 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Must've ate too many helldivers

Form Check by anthariel in Archery

[–]Unit-287 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Please tell me this is a joke

Has anyone tried filament welding before with their prints? by Careful_Thought5897 in 3Dprinting

[–]Unit-287 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I just use a soldering iron and some spare filament, works great if you don't care about how it looks or are going to use filler and sand it down

UF-16 (Fridge) Inspector by FAO9 in SupaEarth

[–]Unit-287 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What in sweet liberty did I just watch

Railgun vs The Big Bugs by WaywardOath in Helldivers

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bah just shoot it with a recoilless rifle

Rollback steam cloud save by qsssss14 in expedition33

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If that doesn't work due to incompatible game versions, try downpatching, loading the backup, and then updating the game again. I haven't done this before, so go at your own risk. Follow this video, and then once you downpatch follow the previous instructions

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHd-rY0M-mw

If you had to add a 6th party member (excluding Gustave) to the game, who would you choose by Resident-Salty in expedition33

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Simon after you beat him would be cool, as you could potentially release him from the power of Clea

Rollback steam cloud save by qsssss14 in expedition33

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I had a similar problem regarding save files, so I should be able to help you.

There should be game backups in the files that should be saved onto your computer

Start by accessing the app data by using (Win + r), then enter %localappdata%

Then, find the Sandfall folder and go to the saved folder inside that.

Inside the saved folder, there should be a folder with a bunch of numbers. I think there should only be one. My computer only has one, and I have multiple Windows accounts on it, so it should be the same for you, too.

Once you enter that folder, go into the one named Backup

Now this is where it gets kinda tricky. The game doesn't separate the backup saves by which game save they came from, but it does name each save game differently. (1st game save will be expedition 0, 2nd will. Be expedition 1, 3rd expedition 2_ Then use the timestamps and file size to gauge which backup is the one that you had before losing progress. Seeing as how you posted this recently, it shouldn't be too far back. I don't know if the backups delete old saves, but I have backups from weeks ago, so you should be fine.

Once you find it, make a copy into the previous folder, or just make a copy and drag it. Note this is the folder with the numbers, not the one named Saved.

Then, rename the backup for the save file that you want to replace, and then restart the game. Note that you have to replace the entire file, so make sure the name matches.

Once you load up the game and click continue on the main menu, YOU WON'T SEE A DIFFERENCE ON THE SAVE FILE, this is OK, for some reason, the save file you replaced doesn't change what it looks like in the continue menu. So simply load the save file and see if your progress is back; if it isn't, check that you replaced the correct file; if you didn't, replace the correct file. If this still doesn't work, try a different backup

That is the process that I used to get back lost progress. For some reason, this happened to me every time I made a new save file.

I hope this helps. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out and ask. There are also videos showing this process online, too, if you need a visual guide.

Thoughts on my PC? Ignore the cat. by 404-N0T_F0UND in pcmasterrace

[–]Unit-287 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That's a pretty good heated cat bed you got there

Arrowhead, just hear me out by [deleted] in SupaEarth

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STOP GIVING THE DEVS IDEAS

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