Open blackxfiied opened 11 months ago
I can confirm the bug happening on Heroic 2.10.0. To fix this, I was able to force the WINEPREFIX variable as the absolute path to the prefix in the advanced settings of the game. It's annoying, but at least it works...
I can confirm the bug happening on Heroic 2.10.0. To fix this, I was able to force the WINEPREFIX variable as the absolute path to the prefix in the advanced settings of the game. It's annoying, but at least it works...
Can you tell me how you did that please, I have exactly the same problem :/
So, in the "Advanced' tab in the settings of a specific game (In this case Satisfactory), you can find the "Environment Variables" section.
You can then set the WINEPREFIX variable to the path to your game's prefix (Like on the picture, but you change "user" to your user name). That's what fixed it for me.
Thanks for your answer :) . However, after forcing WINEPREFIX, I launch the game and nothing happens, the play now button reappears, which is annoying.
Have you made sure the the prefix you're using is in Windows 10? Maybe you could also try making a new prefix, using the command in the GPTK readme.. Oh, and for some reason, I also had issues running directX 11 with gptk. Maybe if you had a program argument that forces use of directX 12 could work?(For instance, that was a problem I had with Satisfactory, which is now on Unreal Engine 5)...
Yes, the prefix I use is in Windows 10. I also tried to create a new prefix but same issue. Force the use of directX ? How ?
This might be an UE thing, but I just have to add the -dx12 argument in the game arguments section, although this might just be a Satisfactory thing.
This might also just be an issue with gptk and your game then. The way I was able to confirm that the bug existed is that I realized that my Satisfactory save files were in the default wine prefix directory, and not the one specified in Heroic. The fact that you can't launch your game is, IMO, an unrelated problem with the game prefix, and more of a problem of compatibility with GPTK.
@Mrredstone5230 Do I have to set this variable for each game I install using gptk? Or is there a way to make gptk games automatically install to the heroic "prefixes" folder? If not, can I just manually move the files from inside the .wine folder to a new folder?
I unfortunately don't think there's a Heroic settings to do that, sorry. You'll have to do it manually for all your games for now.
Describe the bug
Even when you specify a wine prefix in heroic, only the default wine prefix is used when launching games with game porting toolkit set as the wine version.
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Expected behavior
the --wine argument is specified in the launch command
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macOS 14.0 Beta (23A5328b) MacBook Pro (14", 2021, M1 Pro, 16/512)
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please also look at my other issue that involves 'compatibility_layers.ts' thanks and sorry to bombard with so many issues