BalatroSaveManager

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A simple tool to manager Balatro saves.

Usage

• Press [ to copy saves
• Press ↓ to select a save and press Enter to load selected save
• Press e to delete all saves
• Configure config.json for custom key mapping
• To automatically load selected save, use BalatroQuickLoad.

Configuration

The config.json file contains the following settings:

• screenshot_enable: Enable/disable the screenshot feature when backing up saves (default: true)
• launch_balatro: Whether to automatically launch Balatro when running BalatroSaveManager (default: false)
• GUI: Controls the appearance and behavior of the application window
  • window_opacity: Controls the transparency of the window (range: 0.0 to 1.0) (default: 0.8)
  • always_on_top: Determines if the window stays above other windows (default: true)
  • font_size: Changes the font size in the window (default: 15)
  • window_size: Sets the default window width and height (default: width = 400, height = 150)
  • window_position: Sets the window position on screen. There is no need to change it manually
• key_mapping: Use your favorite key to perform specific action
  • backup: Backup current save (default: [)
  • delete: Delete all saves (default: e)
  • select: Select previous save (default: up)
  • load: Load selected save (default: enter)
  • exit: Exit BalatroSaveManager (default: esc)

Known Issues and Workarounds

• The screenshot feature is only for Windows. However, it may have issues that prevent it from capturing the real-time screen in some cases. If you encounter this problem, you can change Balatro's Windows Mode to Windowed in OPTIONS -> Settings -> Video
• The always-on-top feature of the GUI is not effective on certain displays when using a multi-monitor setup. Please switch displays or change the Balatro Balatro's Windows Mode to Windowed

Build

1. Run git clone https://github.com/RiwiHow/BalatroSaveManager.git
2. Install PDM
3. Run pdm install
4. Run pyinstaller --onefile --noconsole --name BalatroSaveManager src\main.py
5. Copy the config.json file to dist folder which is created by pyinstaller