I have a gaming desktop at home where I do the majority of my WoW play, but I also have a laptop for when I travel. I’ve been searching for how to most easily sync all my toons’ macros to that laptop, but so far have not yet found any posts that indicate how to do this.
With the GnomeSequencer classic, it was a simple matter of copying the “sequences.lua” file over, but I’m not seeing anything in the GSE folder structure that looks comparable.
Any suggestions would be most appreciated.
Personnaly I simply copy the 3 gse files from my AddOns to my other computer.
Thank you for the quick response. Just to be clear, are you referring copying the entire folder structure within these three?
GSE
GSE_GUI
GSE_LDB
Thanks,
Thal
@thaladrin yes, I copy this 3 files to the new computer and it brings over all my macros, edits, etc. But to be clear, it will not sync from 1 computer to the other. If you make modifications, add a new macro or anything else, it will only be on that computer and you will have to do the process over to bring it to the other computer. It is simply a way to not start over new when you play on an other computer.
@Liwu, thank you. I understand this is only a one-time copy and not a true sync, I really just wanted to clarify if you meant the three folders, or if there were three specific files within them. Some addons don’t behave well if you just copy the folder structures from one computer to another.
Much appreciated,
Thal
To sync you need to have a way of copying WoWs WTF directory. There is a file in there called GSE.lua that if you copy it between the computers it will have your changes and macros.
The folders mentioned above only have the code for GSE and none of your specific macros etc.
Thank you, TimothyLuke. I tried the method the other poster suggested, but as you mentioned that only copied the GSE code.
I have synced everything the manual way for now, but going forward as I tweak things in Shadowlands, I’ll keep this page bookmarked.