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So I've dived deep into why it's so hard to use and found:
my previous sudo Snap feedback and suggestion #7 suggestion doesn't really help universally, so that text is best removed, sorry
if this is a steam or wine install, there's no way snap will be able to access the save games. The snap is granted :home access/interface, which translates to access also to the running user, but that excludes hidden files, so .steam, .wine, and so on are inaccessible.
I suggest this text:
If your save games are in a hidden dir, you'll have to copy them out to be able to edit them. For example:
$ mkdir -p ~/wotr-saves/Saved\ Games/
$ cp ~/.wine/drive_c/users/steamuser/AppData/LocalLow/Owlcat\ Games/Pathfinder\ Wrath\ Of\ The\ Righteous/Saved\ Games/* ~/wotr-saves/Saved\ Games/
I didn't bother with Portraits, since that's not strictly necessary.
So after this is added to the snap, users would have to run: snap connect arcemi-pathfinder-save-game-editor:removable-media :removable-media
Docs are pretty poor and I don't see any code in the repo, so I can't be of much help on how to enable this interface/slot. https://snapcraft.io/docs/interface-management
I've linked the mod documentation to this issue, I'll let you Linux users discuss the issues for the Linux snap here and keep an eye on it. I'll try and snap up if I'm able to change something to alleviate the issues.
So I've dived deep into why it's so hard to use and found:
I suggest this text:
I didn't bother with Portraits, since that's not strictly necessary.
So after this is added to the snap, users would have to run:
snap connect arcemi-pathfinder-save-game-editor:removable-media :removable-media
Docs are pretty poor and I don't see any code in the repo, so I can't be of much help on how to enable this interface/slot.
https://snapcraft.io/docs/interface-management
In case it helps, here's the default listing:
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