Steam Overlay Solution

[arrekkusu 𒉭]

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1138005386 Just follow this guide, it is the same thing as Legend but you have to use the pid from Underworld, have a nice day.

[ar2games]

Just noticed the overlay doesn´t work, is that a permanent fix, or do l have to do it everytime l launch the game?

[arrekkusu 𒉭]

You have to do it everytime you launch the game, the pid changes also.

[ar2games]

Originally posted by katalin razboinicul shaolin:

You have to do it everytime you launch the game, the pid changes also.

Ohh, that´s rather inconvenient. l´ll stick to radeon pro screenshots but thanks for the info!

[Tomi ISP]

use this guide which finds PID itself

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1651637242

[Ezio ッ]

Originally posted by Tomi ISP:

use this guide which finds PID itself

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1651637242

after create file, where are im paste it? inside folder game or steam folder

[Laffibob Dongripants]

For those who wants this quick and clean, do it like this:
Create .bat / .cmd file:
-Make a folder
-Make a normal notepad file
-Push the arrow down in the folder to access "display"
-Find "filtypes" and cross it (can remove it after making the file)
-Rename your file as .bat/.cmd and it will change icon to cog icon.
-Paste what you see on this page

@Echo off & SetLocal EnableDelayedExpansion
set "PID="
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\Steam.exe" steam://rungameid/8140
Timeout 5
for /f "tokens=2" %%A in ('tasklist ^| findstr /i "tru.exe" 2^>NUL') do @Set "PID=%%A"
if defined PID "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\GameOverlayUI.exe" -pid %PID% -manuallyclearframes 0

[Credits to Tomi ISP for the code]

Finishing touch:
-Move the file into steamapps -> Tomb Raider Underworld folder
-Make a shortcut for your .bat/.cmd file
-Put icon on desktop
-Properties -> Change icon -> "tru" (in TR - UW folder)

Congratulations! Your Tomb Raider Underworld game will work properly with Steam Overlay, and the icon itself looks just like the exe file.

[METAL]

Originally posted by Laffibob Dongripants:

For those who wants this quick and clean, do it like this:
Create .bat / .cmd file:
-Make a folder
-Make a normal notepad file
-Push the arrow down in the folder to access "display"
-Find "filtypes" and cross it (can remove it after making the file)
-Rename your file as .bat/.cmd and it will change icon to cog icon.
-Paste what you see on this page

@Echo off & SetLocal EnableDelayedExpansion
set "PID="
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\Steam.exe" steam://rungameid/8140
Timeout 5
for /f "tokens=2" %%A in ('tasklist ^| findstr /i "tru.exe" 2^>NUL') do @Set "PID=%%A"
if defined PID "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\GameOverlayUI.exe" -pid %PID% -manuallyclearframes 0

[Credits to Tomi ISP for the code]

Finishing touch:
-Move the file into steamapps -> Tomb Raider Underworld folder
-Make a shortcut for your .bat/.cmd file
-Put icon on desktop
-Properties -> Change icon -> "tru" (in TR - UW folder)

Congratulations! Your Tomb Raider Underworld game will work properly with Steam Overlay, and the icon itself looks just like the exe file.

already step 3 isnt working for me. i see no such option to select "display". neither in the folder or in notepad.

[Laffibob Dongripants]

Originally posted by METAL:

Originally posted by Laffibob Dongripants:

For those who wants this quick and clean, do it like this:
Create .bat / .cmd file:
-Make a folder
-Make a normal notepad file
-Push the arrow down in the folder to access "display"
-Find "filtypes" and cross it (can remove it after making the file)
-Rename your file as .bat/.cmd and it will change icon to cog icon.
-Paste what you see on this page

@Echo off & SetLocal EnableDelayedExpansion
set "PID="
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\Steam.exe" steam://rungameid/8140
Timeout 5
for /f "tokens=2" %%A in ('tasklist ^| findstr /i "tru.exe" 2^>NUL') do @Set "PID=%%A"
if defined PID "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\GameOverlayUI.exe" -pid %PID% -manuallyclearframes 0

[Credits to Tomi ISP for the code]

Finishing touch:
-Move the file into steamapps -> Tomb Raider Underworld folder
-Make a shortcut for your .bat/.cmd file
-Put icon on desktop
-Properties -> Change icon -> "tru" (in TR - UW folder)

Congratulations! Your Tomb Raider Underworld game will work properly with Steam Overlay, and the icon itself looks just like the exe file.

already step 3 isnt working for me. i see no such option to select "display". neither in the folder or in notepad.

noob

[METAL]

Originally posted by Laffibob Dongripants:

Originally posted by METAL:

already step 3 isnt working for me. i see no such option to select "display". neither in the folder or in notepad.

noob

Not everyone is an expert in software. I have 7 arrows in that folder and none of them have display.

[Laffibob Dongripants]

Originally posted by METAL:

Originally posted by Laffibob Dongripants:

noob

Not everyone is an expert in software. I have 7 arrows in that folder and none of them have display.

My message just tells you how to do it, spoonfed. Not every human has intelligence :)!

[METAL]

Originally posted by Laffibob Dongripants:

Originally posted by METAL:

Not everyone is an expert in software. I have 7 arrows in that folder and none of them have display.

My message just tells you how to do it, spoonfed. Not every human has intelligence :)!

no matter. found a much easier solution. all good now. :D

[Laffibob Dongripants]

Originally posted by METAL:

Originally posted by Laffibob Dongripants:

My message just tells you how to do it, spoonfed. Not every human has intelligence :)!

no matter. found a much easier solution. all good now. :D

If you already had a bat / cmd file, you could have just done the other parts. It still looks nice with the icon and all.

[METAL]

Originally posted by Laffibob Dongripants:

Originally posted by METAL:

no matter. found a much easier solution. all good now. :D

If you already had a bat / cmd file, you could have just done the other parts. It still looks nice with the icon and all.

no, still needed to create one. just added the commands into it. changed the paths as steam is on a different drive and done.