#Powershell script to back up Epic Mickey Rebrushed save game files #Instructions: #Right click this .ps1 file and select "run with powershell" (Copies saves to the folder where this .ps1 file resides) #Then launch Epic Mickey Rebrushed (The game is launched with rebrush.exe but the actual game's executable is "recolored-Win64-Shipping.exe") #2 minute delay for the script before checking if the game is running (value is in seconds - change as desired) Start-Sleep -s 120 -Verbose #This "do loop" part checks if the game is running first and then copies the savegame folder to the location where your .ps1 file resides with the Date and Time do{ $running = Get-Process recolored-Win64-Shipping -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue if ($running) { Copy-Item -Recurse "$($env:LOCALAPPDATA)\recolored\Saved\<unique ID number>\SaveGames" "$($PSScriptRoot)\$(Get-Date -Format "yyyy-MM-dd HHmm")\" #Here it waits for 8 minutes before copying current save again (change to desired value in seconds) Start-Sleep -s 480 } #...When powershell detects the game's process (exe) is not running anymore at the end of the 8 minute timer, the script will end the "do loop" which exits the script. } while ((Get-Process recolored-Win64-Shipping -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue) -ne $null)