[Bug]: Game Launcher isn't showing anything

[PWDSerialgamer07]

Bug Report

Description

Running the gamelauncher script with "2" and "steam" as argument returns a fully blank launcher, where as there should be 3 steam games installed

Steps to Reproduce

1. Run "gamelauncher.sh 2 steam" in the terminal

Expected Behavior

All three of my games show up in the launcher

Actual Behavior

It's empty

Screenshots

The launcher:

Output of the terminal after running the script:

Environment

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e.g.,

• Linux Distro: EndeavourOS
• Linux Version, output of uname -a: Linux [computer host name] 6.13.8-arch1-1 v0.1.0 #1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Sun, 23 Mar 2025 17:17:30 +0000 x86_64 GNU/Linux
• Hyprland Version, output of hyprctl version:
  Hyprland 0.48.1 built from branch at commit 29e2e59fdbab8ed2cc23a20e3c6043d5decb5cdc (version: bump to v0.48.1).
  Date: Fri Mar 28 16:16:07 2025
  Tag: v0.48.1, commits: 5937
  built against:
  aquamarine 0.8.0
  hyprlang 0.6.0
  hyprutils 0.5.2
  hyprcursor 0.1.12
  hyprgraphics 0.1.2

no flags were set

• Installation Environment: Main Hardware
• Other info: 16:10 dislay, 2240x1400, 60 Hz

[kRHYME7]

This script needs a refactor also maybe steam changes some API. I would suggest using Lutris.

[Nic-Vladimir]

Fixed it

Edit the .local/lib/hyde/gamelauncher.sh script and in the fn_steam() function, replace the path from {appid}_library_600x900.jpg to {appid}/library_600x900.jpg

It shows up on 2 rows:
Here: if [ -f ${SteamThumb}/${appid}/library_600x900.jpg ]; then
And here: echo -en "$game\x00icon\x1f${SteamThumb}/${appid}/library_600x900.jpg\n"

It is just a character difference (from "_" to "/") but in reality steam must have created individual folders for all games where the thumbnails are now stored instead of leaving them all bunched up together in the librarycache folder.

[kRHYME7]

@Nic-Vladimir Thank you! Fixed on dev branch now.

@PWDSerialgamer07 Issue will be closed on merge to master branch.