Joshua

> Ah, yeah. Seems similar to what vortex-linux does for most of it. > > Seems like some extra pieces it does: > > * parses libraryfolders.vdf and makes game...

> I think those symlinks are just for setting up the game paths, along with keys.reg, so Vortex finds them automatically. > > Not seeing anything symlinking .ini files, or...

Okay, messed around a ton but what do you think of this https://github.com/SirStig/Steam-deck-tests Tested it on Skyrim LE cause I accidentally downloaded that instead of Skyrim SE but it works...

So main differences: - Post-install.sh Checks also if the vortex.exe exists instead of just .desktop in case somehow the vortex prefix gets deleted or something. - Added a version to...

Yeah, would be easy to have two separate launcher.sh that revert or change. Names can be changed easily. Think I might changed the loaderlibrary format to be the same as...

Having a version also gives people an idea of what version of Pikdums tools they are using. Could also be used to notify people of a new update.

Yeah, It was a txt file but I decided to use json just because txt felt weird. I’ll change it to a .vdf with same format as steam. All this...

> It's hard for me to follow bash scripts that I haven't written, but `update-vortex-library.sh` is making symlinks for the actual game directories somewhere in Vortex's program files, right? >...

> How does it work with multiple games? > > Say I have Oblivion and Skyrim, which both need their loadorder.txt and plugins.txt to be symlinked. > > And probably...