JonoF, thanks for fixing my forum account, and thanks for the batch file.
Definately easier than renaming stuff back and forth.
Hawq, perhaps you left some extracted content (from .GRP) in your folder?
I left my .MAP files, and kept loading the old maps (with new enemies) until I realised why.
I'm at work, so I can't properly test it, but the following should work for save games.
Here I assume your game is in C:\Shadow\
Create 2 subfolders, "SW" (original Shadow Warrior save backup folder), and "WD" (Wanton Destruction folder where you can put your WD saves).
Now put the following in a batch file, and leave that in your game folder.
Read on before you run it, as you need to add JonoF's stuff as well.
@echo off
@echo Moving Shadow Warrior saves
move c:\shadow\*.sav c:\shadow\sw
@echo Fetching Wanton Destruction saves
move c:\shadow\wd\*.sav c:\shadow
pause
@echo Moving Wanton Destruction saves
move c:\shadow\*.sav c:\shadow\wd
@echo Fetching Shadow Warrior saves
move c:\shadow\sw\*.sav c:\shadow
pause
The "echo off" just makes what the batch files "types" invisible; delete it if you want.
(With or without, you get error messages if the batch tries to move non-existant files, which is possible if you didn't move your saves in the right folder beforehand and/or you didn't save anything with WD yet.)
The "echo whatever" writes that stuff on screen.
The "pause" pauses the batch, until you press Enter, useful to try things out and see where something doesn't work.
Also necesary if you want to read error messages before the screen gets replaced by new lines.
All of the above can be safely deleted though.
In place of the first pause put JonoF's stuff to use the right .GRP and start the game.
The idea is first the original saves are moved to the SW folder, then your WD saves (if any) will be put in the game folder instead.
Then the game runs with the WD saves.
After, the WD saves get put in the WD folder, and the original ones are retrieved from the SW folder again.
That's about as simple as it gets; I hope my explanation makes sense.
I only tried it with dummy folders and dummy files, but it should work.
Hmmm, I'll add this as well.
A bit harder to read, but it this way it doesn't matter where your game folder is, as long as the subfolders' names correspond with the batch.
@echo off
move *.sav sw
move wd\*.sav
set SWGRP=wt.grp
sw %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7
set SWGRP=
move *.sav wd
move sw\*.sav