libblt_loader.so error

[chisp2000]

I get this when running sh install.sh both with sudo and without.

Checking for libcurl4-openssl-dev Checking for zlib1g-dev Checking for cmake Checking for build-essential -- Configuring done -- Generating done -- Build files have been written to: /home/bogdan/Downloads/blt4l/installer_build [100%] Built target blt_loader Looking for payday2_release... this could take a moment cp: ‘/home/bogdan/Downloads/blt4l/installer_build/libblt_loader.so’ and ‘./libblt_loader.so’ are the same file Traceback (most recent call last): File "/home/me/Downloads/blt4l/installer/enable_blt_wrapper.py", line 13, in <module> vdf.kv['UserLocalConfigStore']['Software']['Valve']['Steam']['apps']['218620']['LaunchOptions'] = 'env LD_PRELOAD=\\"$LD_PRELOAD ./libblt_loader.so\\" %command%' KeyError: 'apps' Launch parameters for PAYDAY 2 on all your Steam Profiles have been set to load BLT

[marco-sciuto]

I ran into the same issue time ago. I think I managed to solve the first part (regarding the 'cp') by adding a / after $STEAM_LIBRARY PD2_DATA=$(dirname "$(find $STEAM_LIBRARY/ -maxdepth 4 -type f -name payday2_release)") I think that the script needs some improvements since the dirname returns . when the folder is not found.

I did not investigate further on the python part.

Tested on Ubuntu 16.04

[chisp2000]

Still getting the same error.

[marco-sciuto]

Which error? Do you still have this? cp: ‘/home/bogdan/Downloads/blt4l/installer_build/libblt_loader.so’ and ‘./libblt_loader.so’ are the same file

My fix is only for this part, not for the last.

[chisp2000]

Yes, that one still shows. Nothing in the error message has changed.

[RomanHargrave]

This is happening because the location of PAYDAY 2 (apparently) is resolved to .:

install.sh:140

echo "Looking for payday2_release... this could take a moment"
PD2_DATA=$(dirname "$(find $STEAM_LIBRARY -maxdepth 4 -type f -name payday2_release)")
LIB_INSTALLED=$PD2_DATA/libblt_loader.so

if [ ! -d "$PD2_DATA" ]; then
    echo "Could not find PD2 at $PD2_DATA"
    echo "Either you need to install PAYDAY 2, or set the environment variable STEAM_LIBRARY to the location of the steam library it is installed in"
    exit 1
fi

cp "$LIB_FILE" "$LIB_INSTALLED"

Where is PAYDAY 2 installed, for you?

[chisp2000]

Sorry I didn't respond earlier.

PAYDAY 2 for me is installed in

/media/me/2TB/SteamLibrary/steamapps/common/PAYDAY 2

[marco-sciuto]

Then set STEAM_LIBRARY before running the script STEAM_LIBRARY=/media/me/2TB/SteamLibrary ./install.sh

EDIT: fixed the relative path as highlighted by RomanHargrave

[RomanHargrave]

It looks like STEAM_LIBRARY was set relatively and not absolutely - put a slash at the beginning like STEAM_LIBRARY=/media/...

[RomanHargrave]

@sysadam has the issue been resolved?

[chisp2000]

Yes, sorry for responding late. It fixed it, thank you!