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Close the Steam application and launch the Return to Gaming Mode shortcut from the desktop or applications menu.īack in the SteamOS Deck UI, you can find Heroic Games Launcher in the non-Steam game category and use it to install any GOG title from your account as usual.

Check the box to the left of its title, then hit Add selected programs.

Navigate this list until you find Heroic Games Launcher.

A new window titled Add a Game will appear with a list of your software.

Navigate the top-most menu to the Games tab and select Add a Non-Steam Game to My Library. Follow these extra steps to have them appear in the regular SteamOS Deck UI alongside your usual library. Using Heroic Games Launcher for GOG games is a great solution, but having to boot into desktop mode whenever you want to open it is a little tedious.

Find Heroic Games Launcher in the list of results and hit Install.

Using the search function in the top-left of Discover, look for Heroic Games Launcher.

Otherwise, you can find it in the System tab of the applications menu.

Locate and open the Discover app, which is usually pinned to your taskbar with an icon resembling a blue shopping bag.

#Gog galaxy steam controller how to#

I’m not sure how to debug this as the terminal output quickly exceeds the on-screen buffer length.

The weird thing is that it resets back to the default after a while (likely something I’m fiddling with elsewhere).I move these joystick-entries between “Connected” and “Disabled” (or reverse) and the UI is not updated until I close and re-open it.It does detect&work with both of my controllers just fine, each having (js) and (event) entries (all 4 work in the controller-test tab). I’m not sure if this is Lutris or a Wine or a x360ce thing but this has been finicky with me.The real Titan is controller support in Linux. With an empty gamecontrollerdb.txt, it still didn’t work. BTW: Titan Souls uses these strings in its own gamecontrollerdb.txt file so I also pasted it in (and erased the rest) but it didn’t work.Not sure what else is required to get this to work. So I created it an pasted it into the textbox then… nothing changed in the game. Since the UI asked for a string, It seemed obvious to me that an application is needed to create just that - easy.Since Titan Souls uses a dinput8.dll file, I did also copy over a new dinput8.dll from this post Xbox controller support in Witcher 3 for testing.Also, because this is a Steam game, I’m a little suspicious but doubtful that the steam-path is needed. Is this a Unix-path or a Windows/Wine-path? The description just says, “path” which, in wine, could support either of the two different formats, depending how/when it’s used. The path to the game-folder is misleading, for the Wine/Steam runner.Do I set them up or does Lutris? But if I do, why is an ini file created in the first place? Do we create the file and store it somewhere in Lutris somehow? The behavior just seems unintuitive. The x360ce.ini file was created somehow… but appears to have no controller configurations in it.Do I need to copy x360ce.exe into the game folder manually?.

Well, most of the time since it doesn’t seem to do the trick either way I test it (in my case). Titan Souls has the file “input8.dll” in the main directory of the game so I’ve been testing it with the “x360ce dinput mode” on.Oh, and yes… Even though I’m running a 32bit wine prefix, I tried this in regards to the dinput8.dll: Xbox controller support in Witcher 3 Again, no noticeable difference either way.Even they didn’t do that with the controllers tho. I like the concept for the final result – reminds me of RetroArch’s “core” system where one can easily load a game with a different “core” (aka: emulator) for better support. I did discover in the forums is that resulting-intent in Lutris is to have a single controller-setup for multiple controller-interfaces and the concept is very early on in it’s development … and I’m not going to worry about it for now.My post is also the resulting explosion of questions that occurs when I research a topic that doesn’t seem to be documented anywhere, Simple questions I might be able to find answers on my own then explode into many after days of research & experimentation. My post is not about “support” but regarding _ not knowing _ whether or not I’m configuring this correctly.

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In posts regarding Titan Souls (outside of Lutris), I’ve read of success in native Windows using x360ce (some success) and SDL2 (full success). I’m trying to get controller support with Titan Souls (Steam) in Wine through Lutris preferably for my Xbox One-S (usb-attached) controller but I also have a Nyko Airflow Ex as a backup. It seems pretty simple on the surface but I can find no documentation of what is currently expected of the user.