Just got a new pc and tried installing yttriums viewmodels on it but it only lets me choose my desktop folder and nothing else.
on windows 11
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Just got a new pc and tried installing yttriums viewmodels on it but it only lets me choose my desktop folder and nothing else.
on windows 11
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on windows 11
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Prolly a win 11 issue. There might be a way to fix this in some weird explorer settings but as a workaround you could temporarily create a symbolic link.
So open up the command prompt and you can use:
mklink /D Link Target
so e.g. for you it'd be sth like this:
mklink /D C:\User\...\Desktop\FOLDERNAME C:\SomePath\tf
Where C:\SomePath\tf ofc references the path to your tf2 install
This basically creates a "fake folder" which when navigating you can use like a normal folder and when opening it it should have the contents of your tf2 install. (One can safely delete it afterwards as it's just a link to the real folder)
You can read up more about the command if you're curious somewhere online.
Hope this helps :)
Prolly a win 11 issue. There might be a way to fix this in some weird explorer settings but as a workaround you could temporarily create a symbolic link.
So open up the command prompt and you can use:
[quote]
mklink /D Link Target
so e.g. for you it'd be sth like this:
mklink /D C:\User\...\Desktop\FOLDERNAME C:\SomePath\tf
Where C:\SomePath\tf ofc references the path to your tf2 install[/quote]
This basically creates a "fake folder" which when navigating you can use like a normal folder and when opening it it should have the contents of your tf2 install. (One can safely delete it afterwards as it's just a link to the real folder)
You can read up more about the command if you're curious somewhere online.
Hope this helps :)
So open up the command prompt and you can use:
[quote]
mklink /D Link Target
so e.g. for you it'd be sth like this:
mklink /D C:\User\...\Desktop\FOLDERNAME C:\SomePath\tf
Where C:\SomePath\tf ofc references the path to your tf2 install[/quote]
This basically creates a "fake folder" which when navigating you can use like a normal folder and when opening it it should have the contents of your tf2 install. (One can safely delete it afterwards as it's just a link to the real folder)
You can read up more about the command if you're curious somewhere online.
Hope this helps :)
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