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LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libfreetype.so primusrun %command%
thank you. This makes the game start but it runs with integrated intel card, not with primusrun.
thank you. This makes the game start but it runs with integrated intel card, not with primusrun.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/221410/discussions/5/
for example, i want to run 'gamemode' command and 'mangohud' command at the same time, it will be like:
gamemode && mangohud %command% (and maybe after the %command% you can define variables like MANGOHUD_DLSYM=1)
x && y means run x, wait for x to finish, if x was successful run y, if x was not successful do not run y.
In your example gamemode immediately exits having successfully done nothing.
You cannot define environment variables after a command, those would be arguments to the command, that would only ever work if the command you were running deliberately interpreted its arguments in that manner.
Given gamemode and mangohud both wrappers around their arguments, what you want is
MANGOHUD_DLSYM=1 gamemode mangohud %command%
And I think that should be gamemoderun in any case.
You made my life so much better with just two characters: that && really did it. Now I have modded rounds and potion craft AND reshade on both in game mode. Life is good again.
Heads up, I had to put my reshade command first then the && (spaces before and after said characters) then the modded launch command for anyone doin the same (using R2ModManager but I'm sure it'd work with Thunderstore or any other too).