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eve-settings-cloner

v1.0.5

Published

2 years ago

Command line too to clone your EVE char and user settings to characters across all of your accounts.

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EVE Settings Cloner

Clone your EVE settings across accounts and characters. This tool is a script that executes the old "manually copy and paste your files" strategy.

Running the app

Running the app will open a terminal and walk you through each step. The script will always back up your setting files and print out the backup location in case you need to revert.

Download the latest release

Getting the desired `char` and `user` ids

Try this if you are having trouble identifying the user and char ids you want to use for cloning:

Log into your main account and load up your main character.
Log out of the character and close the client (this will trigger the associated files to update).
Run EVE Settings Cloner and the top-most user and char will be the account and character that you just logged off.
1. Alternatively you can open your EVE settings directory and sort by "last modified". The top-most core_user_<userId>.dat and core_char_<charId>.dat files will have the id's you're looking for.

Working with the binaries

Node

Install Node
(Optional) Install nvm
Install package dependencies

npm i

Link binary package

npm link

Run script

npm run start

Build

npm run build