Steam Skin Directory!?

[Jerakl]

So I can't find the steam directory for installing skins. It's installed directly under D:/Steam so I don't know where else it could have put it, I've checked every program file directory and still can't find it. Any help?

[EChondo]

Uh, it should be here;

 

C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\skins or anywhere you installed Steam under. So for you it should be D:\Steam\skins

 

If you don't have a "skins" folder under Steam, then just create one. The only thing inside the skins folder by default is a .txt file.

[_ASSASSIN_]

it's right here for me, I installed it normally in the C: drive

[Commander_Z]

inside the steam folder there is a folder called skins

[Jerakl]

inside the steam folder there is a folder called skins

Nope. All I have is SteamApps and 2 .dll files.

[Lord Gaben]

Nope. All I have is SteamApps and 2 .dll files.

Thats not right sound like you uninstalled Steam, reinstall Steam

[EChondo]

Nope. All I have is SteamApps and 2 .dll files.

As mentioned above, that's completely wrong. Is Steam installed under "Programs and Features" in the Control Panel?

 

If yes, then uninstall, and reinstall under your C drive, run Steam and when the Steam client is up and running, go to "Steam" in the top left corner, then "Settings", "Downloads" then click on "Steam Library Folders". Add the one listed under your D drive(the steamapps folder), then remove the one under your C drive.

 

Or you could uninstall Steam and backup your steamapps folder, then reinstall Steam under your D drive from the start, then cut and paste your current steamapps folder into your newly installed Steam folder.

 

Or, did you install Steam under your C drive instead?

[Jerakl]

As mentioned above, that's completely wrong. Is Steam installed under "Programs and Features" in the Control Panel?

 

If yes, then uninstall, and reinstall under your C drive, run Steam and when the Steam client is up and running, go to "Steam" in the top left corner, then "Settings", "Downloads" then click on "Steam Library Folders". Add the one listed under your D drive(the steamapps folder), then remove the one under your C drive.

 

Or you could uninstall Steam and backup your steamapps folder, then reinstall Steam under your D drive from the start, then cut and paste your current steamapps folder into your newly installed Steam folder.

Too bad my C Drive has like 2 GBs left on it.

 

Thats not right sound like you uninstalled Steam, reinstall Steam

I can still run games off it but,

I shall trust your wisdom Lord GabeN!

 

 

It's late and I have finals tomorrow so I'll do it later.