I will try your suggestion. Thanks.I had a few plugin issues that I solved by using mklink to make a link between the two locations.
In my case, as I don't use UAC, my user data is still in steam\AMS\userdata. So I made a link to it in c:\users\me\documents\AMS\userdata. Plugins looking for data in either location will always be able to find it. Perhaps you could do the opposite and use mklink to make a link from c:\users\you\documents\AMS\userdata to steam\AMS\userdata.
At first it gives me several errors, when I tried with admin privilages it gives me this - "c:\windows\system32>" -don't know where to go from there..went back to the first one with error message -"cannot link on same destination folder name"(somewhat, not sure), till I gave up on it. I remembered spotter plugin crashes the game for me as what I read other guys have the same problem, too. I'm just going to settle for the virtual rearview mirrors for now till the next update. Thank you very much for your help.Try this (obviously change the path names to suit):
mklink /D "...\Steam\steamapps\common\AMS\userdata" "C:\Users\mkel1966\Documents\Automobilista\userdata"
This will create a link to your AMS userdata in the AMS installation. But the data will still be in C:\Users\mkel1966\Documents\Automobilista\userdata as well. So plugins looking for userdata in either location will be able to find it. If you decide you don't want the link in the AMS installation, just delete it, it won't delete the original data in C:
I have UAC on. I copied the userdata from C drive to AMS and the plugin still crashes the game for me.Just make a copy of your userdata profile and it works fine. Either that or modify your spotter config ini file to point to the new location of the profile. No need to wait on any "fix".
If it's not too much to ask, could you upload a snapshot of what you change on which line? I tried to do it but, but I must say, I'm too old and stupid about this stuff. Don't really know how to do it.I don't know what to tell you, I've got UAC on too, just make sure that the config ini file in your Spotter folder is pointing to the correct location for the PLR file.