GSE-Generator

GSE_Generator.bat generates the "steam_settings" folder for the desired game with the following structure and contents:

Game name/
 ├── steam_settings/
 │    ├── images/
 │    │    ├── achievements images
 │    │    └── ...
 │    ├── sounds/
 │    │    └── overlay_achievement_notification.wav
 │    ├── header image
 │    ├── achievements.json
 │    ├── configs.app.ini
 │    ├── configs.overlay.ini
 │    ├── configs.user.ini
 │    ├── steam_appid.txt
 │    ├── steam_interfaces.txt
 │    └── supported_languages.txt
 ├── steam_api.dll or steam_api64.dll
 └── steam_api_o.dll or steam_api64_o.dll

How it works

The information about available dlcs is downloaded from steam or the database, the names for the dlcs are searched in 4 places, in the database, steam, steamdb and steam api.

The achievements will be downloaded in one of the languages supported by the game, with the respective images.

The emulator will always be the latest release of fork by @otavepto now -> goldberg_emulator fork by @Detanup01.

Database

Database/
 ├── appid .ini
 └── ...

The database, in addition to speeding up the work of GSE_Generator.bat, can also be used to create the Applist for GreenLuma with GreenLuma_Create_AppList.bat

Custom database format example:

custom_list.ini

Title =  My GreenLuma list
;gamename
appid = name
other_appid = name
...
;other gamename
appid = name
other_appid = name
...

Legend: Title is to show on list.
; is the only "comment line" allowed, and is just for your organization.

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GSE force

Tools/GSE_force.ini is used to automatically fill in some of the fields presented in the window to create the configs.user.ini file

Command Line

Command	Result
GSE_Generator.bat -toast	test achievements
GSE_Generator.bat -interfaces	create steam_interfaces.txt
GSE_Generator.bat -emulator	download the latest release of goldberg_emulator fork by @otavepto
GSE_Generator.bat -help	more information...

Notes

[!NOTE] There are many emulator settings missing, but because I don't use them, I don't even know what they are for. But here's a good base to remove or add anything.