Sim Commander Software Documentation
Last update:
08/16/2024
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What Does Cloud Tuning Do?
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1613 Views •Compatibility With Other Hardware & Software
2004 Views •Launching Games in VR
2423 Views •Conditional Effect Group Intro
1762 Views •Sim Commander API / SDK - Open Game Telemetry
3550 Views •Manually Restore Sim Commander Settings From Backup
1549 Views •Sim Commander 4.5 Quick Start Guide
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3550 Views •Managing Games In Sim Commander
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2762 Views •How To Add Games That Weren't Detected
2563 Views •Launching Games in VR
2423 Views •Sim Commander Heads Up Display (HUD) Gauge Tutorial
2235 Views •How To Reset a Profile To Default Settings
2228 Views •Game Specific Configuration
2222 Views •SimXperience Driver Installation
2135 Views •How Do I Use Cloud Tuning?
2113 Views •How To Auto Discover Games/Profiles
2063 Views •What Does Cloud Tuning Do?
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1941 Views •Understanding Configuration Warnings
1916 Views •Conditional Effect Group Intro
1762 Views •How To Reset Profile To Defaults
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1647 Views •Manually Restore Sim Commander Settings From Backup
Sim Commander automatically keeps backups of your general Sim Commander settings and your Sim Commander hardware settings. These files are stored in the folder: Documents\SimXperience Commander 4.5 Backups\
To manually restore one or both of these backups
- Close Sim Commander
- Navigate to Documents\SimXperience Commander 4.5 Backups in Windows File Explorer
- Click the column header to sort the files by date if you are using list view.
- Decide which date you want to restore settings from
- Double-click the Settings zip file for the date you have chosen to open it
- Right-click on the Settings folder inside the zip file and select Copy to place this folder on your clipboard.
- Navigate to the Documents\SimXperience Commander 4.5 folder Windows file explorer
- Click the Paste icon in the toolbar to put the settings folder from the zip file here. Select yes when asked to overwrite existing files. If you do not have a toolbar with a paste icon, in the right-pane of file explorer, right-click a blank space and select paste.
- Repeat this process for the Hardware Settings as well.
- Open Sim Commander
Learn how to manually restore a backup of Sim Commander settings and hardware settings files.
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