Adapted from @GangolfOvaert's comment.
Bin64 folder of the gamebash -c 'exec "${@/%SpaceEngineers.exe/SpaceEngineersLauncher.exe}"' -- %command% (arguments can be added after %command%)This method does not use SpaceEngineersLauncher.py, so downloading it is not required.
| #!/usr/bin/env python3 | |
| """ | |
| Old method - check the GitHub Gist link below for the new method | |
| Load https://github.com/sepluginloader/PluginLoader on Linux after Space Engineers 1.202 (Automatons update) | |
| 1. Download SpaceEngineersLauncher from https://github.com/sepluginloader/SpaceEngineersLauncher | |
| 2. Download this file (`SpaceEngineersLauncher.py`) into the `Bin64` folder of the game | |
| 3. Give it execute permissions (`chmod a+x SpaceEngineersLoader.py`) | |
| 4. Set the steam launch options for Space Engineers to `./SpaceEngineersLauncher.py %command%` | |
| https://gist.github.com/opekope2/e02db7e526dadff0813a6ea2aebf820b | |
| """ | |
| import sys | |
| import subprocess | |
| def replace_with_launcher(arg): | |
| if arg.endswith('SpaceEngineers.exe'): | |
| arg = arg[:-len('SpaceEngineers.exe')] | |
| return arg + 'SpaceEngineersLauncher.exe' | |
| return arg | |
| se_launcher_args = [replace_with_launcher(arg) for arg in sys.argv[1::]] | |
| sys.exit(subprocess.call(se_launcher_args)) |
For anyone having issue with this approach after Pulsar v2 release, I created a new gist with setup instructions.
Install and Run Space Engineers with Pulsar (Plugin Loader) on Linux.md