bc160201983/ps5-cloud-save v0.34.27

PSCloud 0.34.27

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Move a save into one of your own saves (#3). Everything new since 0.31.0 is in the 0.34.25 release.

What changed

Put a shared save into one of your saves. Some saves have a different name on each profile. For example, a Demon's Souls character saved in slot 3 on one profile, and a new game saved in slot 0 on another.

When a shared save holds a save this profile doesn't have, the Share tab now asks where it goes:

• Create a new save slot, as before. This is not yet confirmed to work in every game.
• Put it into one of your own saves. Only saves the file doesn't write itself are offered, so for example the options save is never used for a character.

The save you choose keeps its own keystone and details. Only the game's files are replaced, after the usual check on a temporary copy, and a rollback copy is kept.

PSCloud refuses a save this profile doesn't have, two saves into one, a save the file also writes, and unsafe names.

How to use it

1. Open the game on the profile that should receive the save, and go to Share → Receive from another PS5.
2. Choose the ZIP. Under These saves in the file are not on this profile, pick the save each one goes into.
3. Press Check again, then Replace my save.

Tested so far

Covered by automated tests: a save goes into a differently named save and keeps that save's keystone and details, the refusals, and the choices offered for issue #3's saves. Not yet run on a console.

Install

1. Send pscloud-dashboard.elf to your PS5's ELF loader on port 9021. If an older PSCloud is running, the new one takes over.
2. Open http://<your-PS5-IP>:8082 in a browser.

Files

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