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@ -62,6 +62,12 @@ _NOTE: the current release has been tested with 0.1 RC3 release in mind and thus
### ⚙ Prerequisites ### ⚙ Prerequisites
- Any Proton version; GE-Proton is highly recommended
#### Getting Proton
You are advised to either use tools like ProtonUp (and its -QT flavor) or to download the latest release from https://github.com/GloriousEggroll/proton-ge-custom/releases and extract it in a folder that you will use as PROTONPATH
- Python - Python
- Not needed of my machine but: ensure to read launcher/Original_README.md to understand ULWGL Launcher prerequisites - Not needed of my machine but: ensure to read launcher/Original_README.md to understand ULWGL Launcher prerequisites
@ -86,7 +92,7 @@ It is important to understand how UWINE works. The 'uwine' executable has to fil
- PROTONPATH - PROTONPATH
- string pointing to your custom Proton installation or to the Steam one (see above) - string pointing to your custom Proton installation (see Prerequisites)
- defaults to [script_dir]/protons - defaults to [script_dir]/protons
- WINEPREFIX - WINEPREFIX
@ -140,9 +146,9 @@ While adding custom environmental variables both in your shell or in the env fil
By editing the `env` file you want to use, you can add: By editing the `env` file you want to use, you can add:
```json ```json
CUSTOMVARS="{ CUSTOMVARS='{
"YOUR_VAR":"YOUR_VALUE" "YOUR_VAR": "YOUR_VALUE"
}" }'
``` ```
The above syntax allows UWINE to present you in a nicer and more organized way your final command. The above syntax allows UWINE to present you in a nicer and more organized way your final command.