On Linux \ doesn't descend into directories, and in this case it creates big folder and file names like .minecraft\config\battle-towers and .minecraft\config\battle-towers\battle-towers.json in the user.dir directory.
I think using / should also work on windows and mac. As an added bonus, you don't have to escape it!
On Linux
\
doesn't descend into directories, and in this case it creates big folder and file names like.minecraft\config\battle-towers
and.minecraft\config\battle-towers\battle-towers.json
in theuser.dir
directory.I think using
/
should also work on windows and mac. As an added bonus, you don't have to escape it!Tested and working on my (Linux) machine