This one is a program where you can install so-called symlinks and juntions. Simply use a sync service where you can share folders, like wuala, ubuntu one or dropbox, if you don’t use one yet (they are useful way beyond that). Mokubai's suggestion on the Super User chat.īen Blank explained in the comments that this is completely automatable. I'd do it via dropbox, share the folder, and then hardlink to where you need it to be, that way DB only syncs actual changes to the file as well
lock file and check for it to ensure you don't play simultaneously.Īlternatively, you could try to use Dropbox and skip the version control system altogether. The batch will automatically pause till Terraria is closed. Line that tells your BVCS to upload changes It would look something like this: line that tells your BVCS to download changes What you need is a binary version control system, try looking into Boar or come up with something like RDiff-Backup which might be easier to automate over the command line. I wouldn't suggest uploading the whole map as that could be around 100 MB, while I belief that when playing only a small part of the 100 MB is really affected. Hosts your server or starts your Terraria client. Simply, you would create a batch file that
TL DR: Simply use Dropbox, or get your hands dirty with batch files and Boar.
