Thread: Igo does not share the buildings folder

It is likely due to the data structure (Content/) and the reference to the content of the specific iGO variant within the SYS.txt file.
Ultimately, it is also crucial that the corresponding license is located in the respective "lic" folder.
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REM: i have various 64-bit iGO versions, all of which utilize the data in the "content" folder of a specific iGO build:
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[folders]
use_external_files_dir=0
data_folder_name="iGO_Avic" ; or another variant
content="/storage/emulated/0/iGO_World/content" ; or any iGO version with a content folder/
; the reference must point exactly to the full path of the variant that holds all the data in the content folder!

Sorry, but I NEVER enabled the "buildings" feature on WinCE/Primo a) because of storage space, and b) because, in reality, no road runs right through the middle of a building 😏
It also never made sense to me to install anything other than iGO Primo 2.4 on WinCE.
*** Plus, my experience was that licenses played a crucial role in WinCE-based iGO...

...but as I already mentioned, the WinCE era is long gone 👋👋😂

@pacodelgps
Read very very carefully and all references from it:
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You are asking really beginner's questions that have long since been answered

All the material is present on the forum, you just need to take the time to browse it

Since I know you are interested in truck-oriented use, also read, for example
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You will have to solve local language problems yourself by browsing the appropriate Primo lang/voice section
And by that I also mean the most adjustments to the local skins, if they exist at all

@pacodelgps
on WINCE in the "content" folder there is an exception compared to the other directories, by setting up "building" in the plural it should work more effectively

[folders]
buildings="..\..\PRIMO\content\building"

If, however, it still was not going to try with an absolute path

buildings="\ResidentFlash\PRIMO\content\building"