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> If none of the methods below work for you, then consider running a Windows version of a game
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> via Proton compatibility layer and follow the instructions in the Windows section.
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### ✔️ Requirements
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Linux builds of SmokeAPI depend on several libraries. Make sure they are installed on your system.
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For example:
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1. Extract and paste the `libsmoke_api32.so` or `libsmoke_api64.so` next to the game's executable.
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1. Extract and paste the `libsmoke_api32.so` or `libsmoke_api64.so` in the root of game's installation directory.
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2. In Steam _Library_ open game's _Properties_, switch to the _General_ tab, and set the following _LAUNCH OPTIONS_:
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| Bitness | Launch Options |
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|---------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
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| 32-bit | `LD_PRELOAD="./libsmoke_api32.so $HOME/.local/share/Steam/ubuntu12_32/gameoverlayrenderer.so" ./GameExecutable.x86 %command%` |
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| 64-bit | `LD_PRELOAD="./libsmoke_api64.so $HOME/.local/share/Steam/ubuntu12_64/gameoverlayrenderer.so" ./GameExecutable.x86_64 %command%` |
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| Bitness | Launch Options |
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|---------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
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| 32-bit | `LD_PRELOAD="./libsmoke_api32.so $HOME/.local/share/Steam/ubuntu12_32/gameoverlayrenderer.so" ./<GameExe32> %command%` |
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| 64-bit | `LD_PRELOAD="./libsmoke_api64.so $HOME/.local/share/Steam/ubuntu12_64/gameoverlayrenderer.so" ./<GameExe64> %command%` |
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Naturally, the exact options might change depending on where files are located on your filesystem
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Where `<GameExe32>` and `<GameExe64>` correspond to the actual filename of the game executable. For example:
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- `TheEscapists2.x86` (32-bit)
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- `TheEscapists2.x86_64` (64-bit)
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- `_linux/darkest.bin.x86` (32-bit)
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- `_linux/darkest.bin.x86_64` (64-bit)
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- `bin/linux_x64/eurotrucks2` (64-bit)
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- `binaries/victoria3` (64-bit)
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And so on. Notice that Linux executables do not have `.exe` extension like on Windows, so make sure to copy the entire
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file name as it is. Naturally, the exact options might change depending on where files are located on your filesystem
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and other environment variables you might have specified previously.
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If you have other environment variables, and you don't know how to correctly combine them,
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then please make extensive use of search engines and LLMs for guidance and examples
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- [bshoshany/thread-pool](https://github.com/bshoshany/thread-pool)
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- [batterycenter/embed](https://github.com/batterycenter/embed)
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## 📄 License
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