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foreign-sapphire
How does the "sync with installed epic games" feature work?
The Linux version has a setting for synchronizing an existing Epic Games installation.
How can this be used? I've pointed it to the wineprefix, but this didn't change anything. What path does it expect, exactly?
15 Replies
sunny-green•3y ago
You mean save sync or importing games?
foreign-sapphireOP•3y ago
I'm not quite sure what the option does, to be honest. It could be either? Probably importing games, though?
What path does it expect, exactlyExactly what you gave it, a path to a Wineprefix with the EGL installed EGL sync syncs your games installed in the EGL with Heroic & your games installed in Heroic with the EGL Most of the time you just want to import your games though, yes
foreign-sapphireOP•3y ago
Hm, weird. So the root path before drive_c?
sunny-green•3y ago
Importing games is done individually iirc, you go to game page and click install then you get import option
foreign-sapphireOP•3y ago
I know that, yep. I've done so for a game already.
That's not what they're trying to do here; EGL sync is a different option in the global settings
sunny-green•3y ago
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foreign-sapphireOP•3y ago
Trouble is that I like to install games outside of the default wineprefix (e.g., on an NFS drive that I've mapped to Z:).
Yup
You can check the Heroic log to see what exactly it's doing when you give it a path
foreign-sapphireOP•3y ago
Oh, right, log files.
Hm, yeah, uhm... that's just showing me that I set the egsLinkedPath value to something, but nothing else.
Yup, can confirm that. That's definitely not what's supposed to happen
foreign-sapphireOP•3y ago
However, if I reset it, it refreshes the game library.
Gonna have a look at the code, IIRC this wasn't touched in a long time so that might be part of the problem
For now, you could run
/path/to/legendary egl-sync --enable-sync --egl-wine-prefix /path/to/your/prefix
(/path/to/legendary
can be found in the logs)foreign-sapphireOP•3y ago
Well that's more like it! Thanks!