I use lots of these for all kinds of purposes, like redirecting Documents/Music/Pictures/etc. However, if you move the original folder, you'll have to recreate the link. Junctions are the earlier kind of Windows symlinks (Vista added full-capability symlinks for files and folders), but it's also the only kind that's fully transparent unless the application specifically asks Windows if the folder is a Junction.īasically, Steam will now see a new folder called "BMS" and once it enters it, it will be able to access every file in the actual folder (which is on drive D) as if it was on its own drive, transparently. That command creates a NTFS Junction: a sort-of symbolic link for directories on Windows. Type mklink /J BMS D:\Steam\SteamApps\sourcemods\BMS.(Shift-Right click the folder's background and choose "Open command window here") Open a command prompt in your original Steam drive's SourceMods folder.However, you can do a small trick to make Steam think the game is on its original drive: GCF format, which doesn't support multi-library installation. I think Source mods can only be installed in the main Steam Library folder, since they're based on the old.
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