Unfortunately WW has never been updated, and it doesn't have options to edit the path.
You have to cheat and create the old file structure, and then create a junction back to the steam dir, so when WW is looking in the original location, it finds the demos located in your steam dir.
1. go to %AppData%\..\LocalLow
2. Create "id software\quakelive\home\baseq3" structure within LocalLow there.
3. Edit the below command to add the correct SteamID64 (without the < > ) for your own install, and also the correct path for steam itself if yours isn't "c:\steam" and run it in a command prompt:
4. Optionally, if you don't want to have a second copy of all of the pk3's for QL in the WolfCam dir as per the wolfcam install instructions, you can use a junction there too to just point to the originals, edit the below to be correct for your own install locations :
Difference from Yakumo's method is mainly that your steam QL demos will be separate from the standalone client demos (if you have both installed)
- Symbolic link (/D) instead of Junction (/J)
- Steam QL demos will be in "My Demos" WW tab
- Standalone client QL demos will be in "QL Demos" WW tab
You may have to run the command prompt elevated to administrator, I don't have to which is why I didn't mention that, but I guess it will depend on if you have installed steam or WW to a protected location like "Program Files"
You must have the base folder structure built
"%appdata%\..\LocalLow\id software\quakelive\home\baseq3\" only the demos folder not present (making the junction will create that)
You must keep the correct order of the command
mklink /J "%appdata%\..\LocalLow\id Software\quakelive\home\baseq3\demos" "C:\Steam\SteamApps\common\Quake Live\76561197969370562\baseq3\demos"
Don't put the steam path first, it's link creation location (dest) followed by where the real files are you want to link to (src)
If you chose to use /D to create a symlink instead of /J for a junction as suggested above, then you will definitely need an elevated command prompt for it to work. That is the only reason I chose to use a junction really.
I've been able to update WolfWhisperer with wolfcam11.4 by dragging the zip into the Upgrade folder. The Steam community thread says 'manually upgrade', but I assume this is what they mean. The Steam community thread uses 11.0test2, would it make sense to roll back to that version?
I've got WolfCam working fine with copying the baseq3 files, or creating a symlink. WolfWhisperer always says there are missing pk3 files.
I even unintalled steam to move it to C:\Steam to mimic Yakumo's setup as closely as possible, no dice.