Module Export file location?

[eryndur]

When you export files to a custom module using /export, where is this module located? I'd like to be able to work on my laptop copy of FG, export it, then import it onto my desktop copy of FG.

[Trenloe]

https://www.fantasygrounds.com/wiki/index.php/Data_Files_Overview#Modules

The FG Data folder is reached by clicking the folder icon in the top right of the FG launch screen (above the version number).

[eryndur]

I still can't find it. Here (https://i725.photobucket.com/albums/ww259/eryndur1/Screen%20Shot%202015-04-22%20at%208.03.57%20PM_zpsckg4kdas.png) is a screenshot of FG with the chat window indicating that my module was exported successfully. And here (https://i725.photobucket.com/albums/ww259/eryndur1/Screen%20Shot%202015-04-22%20at%208.01.59%20PM_zpskoet0jpa.png) is a screenshot of my FG data folder with the Modules subfolder open. My custom module is nowhere to be found. Any suggestions?

[damned]

its not there... this might be a mac thing... will need a mac user to chime in here!

[eryndur]

Zeus to the rescue, perhaps?

[Trenloe]

Perhaps the "Adding files from outside Fantasy Grounds" tip here might help: https://steamcommunity.com/app/252690/discussions/2/626329820884543295/

[eryndur]

Those tips are good for piecemeal file selection, but I'd like a simple way to save all my campaign files in one fell swoop, and open them back up from another computer running FG. Could I just copy all the contents of a specific campaign folder into the cloud or onto a thumb drive, and then paste them into the general campaign subfolder of FG installed on the destination computer?

[Trenloe]

Copy the \campaigns directory to get all campaigns, or just copy the specific campaign directory from within \campaigns from one computer to another. Obviously, copy the most recent one... ;) If you want to change the campaign name, just change the directory name with you copy - the directory name is the campaign name when you load up FG.

[eryndur]

Yeah, that was what I was trying to say, but a lot less intelligibly. ;) Ok, I'll give that a whirl. Thanks again for your quick help, Trenloe!

[eryndur]

Yep, that did the trick! Shame about the module export function on a Mac, though. I'd love to know where that file went to.