Portable Pyfa

By default, pyfa saves user data in the users home directory (~/.pyfa, or %USERPROFILE%\.pyfa on Windows). pyfa can also save it's user data in it's root directory rather than the user's home directory, which makes it useful if you wish to keep your saved data with your pyfa installation (for example, on a thumb drive or Dropbox account). This option will create a new directory saveddata in pyfa's root firectroy, which will contain the user's database and program settings.

Note: This is meant to keep pyfa self-contained, but is platform-specific. If you are wanting to share data between platforms, please refer to this page.

To run pyfa in portable mode, simply append the -r option when running the pyfa.py.

On Windows, you can easily do this by creating a shortcut to pyfa.exe and modifying the target to include -r after the executable