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Grand Admiral Vonmor

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Hello, I have found my paradox interactive folder is taking up too much space in my One Drive, is there any way I can move it onto one of my hard drives? I've seen a fix that told me to create a document with my games folder (i.e. placing it next to CK2.exe) called "userdir" and type a new save path in there, unfortunately I tried this and it didn't work.

Any suggestions would be welcome, thanks.
 
I've seen a fix that told me to create a document with my games folder (i.e. placing it next to CK2.exe) called "userdir" and type a new save path in there, unfortunately I tried this and it didn't work.
I'm not sure where you read that, but it's nearly right. The text file must be called exactly userdir.txt .