Hello friend, your tips are really cool and I managed to make it invisible, but the fact is that I don't want the steam folder and the origin folder to actually be in this documents folder because I want to put the documents folder on OneDrive and since these game folders are changed every time I play, they stay in sync with OneDrive all the time if they are there. Today I have 2 games, Company of Heroes and BF4, and they created folders that are 11.6GB and increase or decrease as I play. Do you understand that? That's my problem because I want to leave the documents folder empty and not just a question of visual aesthetics.
I understand what you are trying to do. Unfortunately, I don't know how to do that and according to some others on this Steam Community post link below, it may not be possible to do that: steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/1/1489987634011799557/ The only suggestion I can think of is if you can try to pick a different folder to save your documents and sync with OneDrive. In other words, leave the Steam games in the official "Documents" folder, then save all your documents in a different location and tell OneDrive to synchronize that new location instead.
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Hello friend, your tips are really cool and I managed to make it invisible, but the fact is that I don't want the steam folder and the origin folder to actually be in this documents folder because I want to put the documents folder on OneDrive and since these game folders are changed every time I play, they stay in sync with OneDrive all the time if they are there. Today I have 2 games, Company of Heroes and BF4, and they created folders that are 11.6GB and increase or decrease as I play. Do you understand that? That's my problem because I want to leave the documents folder empty and not just a question of visual aesthetics.
I understand what you are trying to do. Unfortunately, I don't know how to do that and according to some others on this Steam Community post link below, it may not be possible to do that:
steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/1/1489987634011799557/
The only suggestion I can think of is if you can try to pick a different folder to save your documents and sync with OneDrive. In other words, leave the Steam games in the official "Documents" folder, then save all your documents in a different location and tell OneDrive to synchronize that new location instead.