Closed yochananmarqos closed 2 years ago
That's by design. Showing install/shortcut status is a feature that's coming. You can still uncheck the "Force the use of a specific Steam Play compatibility tool" when the game isn't installed though.
I'm using the default Proton 6.3-7 for Skyrim, but it's listed under Proton-6.14-GE-2 which isn't even installed. I have Proton-6.20-GE-1 installed.
What are the Unknown ID's?
Not sure why Skyrim is listed under the wrong version. If you open ~/.steam/root/config/config.vdf
and look in the CompatToolMapping
section, what's the value for the name
key under Skyrim's ID (489830)?
ID 0 is the version of proton you have set as the default. I just haven't gotten around to removing it from the list. The others are likely non-steam shortcuts. The code is there to get shortcut names, but that was a recent addition (#1) that hasn't yet been included in a new release.
Strange, it does indeed agree. I wonder if it's because I haven't launched it since then.
"489830"
{
"name" "Proton-6.14-GE-2"
"config" ""
"Priority" "250"
}
It turns out since I updated Proton-GE and removed the old version, I hadn't selected the new version yet. The output is correct now.
Fallout76, Daymare and ECHO are not installed.