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Except: Can you not simply return the environment from the function?
Why? Once you are in the `preInstall`, you should be able to access a variable in the script. A bit like here: https://github.com/PhoenicisOrg/scripts/blob/master/Applications/Games/Rocksmith%202014/Steam/script.js
Can't you just call `.environment()` after `.preInstall()`?
Untested but can't you: ```Javascript include("engines.wine.quick_script.steam_script"); var env = ""; var installerImplementation = { run: function () { new SteamScript() .preInstall(function (wine, wizard) { env =wine.DXVK(); }) .environment(env) .go(); }...
What if `environment()` could also receive a function, like: ```Javascript .environment(getDxvkEnvironment) ``` ?
Is this flatpak specific or does it also happen outside of flatpak? Does Phoenicis report any errors (e.g. if your run it from command line)?
This looks more like an issue in Wine to me. Can you verify that it's really caused by PlayOnLinux (i.e. does it work if you run the installation in plain...
> is it a good idea to use proton as a compatibility layer instead of wine? I don't think it's possible to answer this generally. Certain programs definitely work better...
Makes sense to me.
@bubach is your problem related to this issue?