Steam

DISCLAIMER: I'm not the author of this tutorial, I'm just reposting it.

Here's the url of the original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/Steam/comments/15a2nz1/how_to_change_a_game_icon_inside_steam/

TUTORIAL

1. Transform the image you want to use into an .ico file (size 32x32)

2. Go to "Program files(x86)/Steam/appcache/librarycache" and search for the game icon you want to edit.

3. Once you have found it, open it and just paste in your custom icon (I suggest making a copy of the original file in case anything happens)

4. Restart Steam.

5. Done!!

A Plague Tale Bundle is not on sale and expensive than both of the games combined

to use it, install Tampermonkey, or another userscript manager, and click here to open a prompt to install.

Repo: https://github.com/zulc22/collectionhelper/

I’m moving my posts from Reddit to Lemmy before delete them. Also sorry about repost for people who already saw this but I had to migrate to a different instance since I couldn’t create new posts with the previous one.

This post is from 2021-11-17.

My partner and I are sharing our libraries with each other on both the Steam Deck and our desktop PCs, but the list of actually borrowed games constitutes only a fraction of our complete libraries. I would expect all (non-F2P) games to show up under either borrowed or excluded.

From searching around, it seems to be a recurring problem for various people, and it either spontaneously fixes itself or after deauthorising and reauthorising (some reporting they had to clear Steam's cache - which is the only thing I haven't tried yet because that would be a massive inconvenience). But I'm not finding a lot of solutions or answers to what the deal is.

Has anyone else dealt with this?

Edit: it looks as if the listed "borrowed" games are only those that have been actually played at some point, so it's possible the list isn't meant to be exhaustive. Doesn't explain the missing majority of games however.

Edit 2: I don't know if it was always the problem, but I just realised I had "show only ready to play games" selected, which obviously excludes all uninstalled games. I noticed because I tried downloading a game through the other account to see if that changed anything, and indeed it showed up. Mystery solved, hopefully.

(In a petty attempt at salvaging some dignity I want to add that I've had the problem of shared games not showing up before and I could swear this was not the problem...)

Has anyone else experienced the -silent launch option for Steam no longer working since the big client update? Hoping there might be a known fix/workaround out there.

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Anyone else have large drives that they have either all, or almost all of their games installed to, and find themselves spending more time making sure the blue pending update status of a game is gone, rather than actually playing a GD game?

edit adding context I have 4x 1.92TB Enterprise SSDs in a Raid 5 for ~4.7tb of usable space. I'm just about at max capacity with about 280 of 307 games installed. I got the SSDs from work.

Forgive the blatent self promotion, but a game I made with a friend is current on sale as part of the Steam Summer Sale (as is every other game ever made).It's hopefully a fun, novel and challenging platform game made using Godot.