STEAM DEPOTCACHE CSD HOW TO
STEAM DEPOTCACHE CSD INSTALL
STEAM DEPOTCACHE CSD WINDOWS 7
STEAM DEPOTCACHE CSD WINDOWS

The basic ones like 'Arial', 'Arial Bold', 'Times New Roman', etc. Not sure which values you can specify here but it seems not all fonts work. Usually the game's website/home page, which can be found in SteamDB by clicking the house icon near the top next to the 'Steam Hub' button.

'WebLinkURL' - *optional* URL for the website menu option.

Usually the support page on the game's website.

'SupportURL' - *optional* URL for the support menu option.

It is usually shown in MB so remember to multiply by 1000 (not 1024). If not, you can start the installation process and it will tell you, or you can look at the system requirements on the game's store page. If you have the game installed, you can get this number by right-clicking the game in your Steam library, selecting properties, and going to the Local Files tab. This is for display purposes only (I think). Note that Steam uses metric instead of binary so 1 KB = 1000 bytes not 1024.

'RequiredSize' - Space required by the game in KB.

You can get this from various places including SteamDB.

STEAM DEPOTCACHE CSD INSTALL

SteamRetailInstaller.dmg - *optional* Maybe the setup program for Mac/OSX? I tried testing it from a flash drive but all it seemed to do was install Steam. It's pretty small so no reason not to include it. SteamService.exe - *optional* Note sure what this is for but everything seems to work fine without it. If you do not include it and the user does not have Steam installed they will get an error that says 'Steam installer is missing.' If the user does not have Steam installed, when they click the install menu option this program will run to install Steam first. SteamSetup.exe - *optional* Installer for Steam. An easy place to get this is from the 'clienticon' link on the Information tab in SteamDB. OPEN - Program to run when disk is opened.

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Windows will always ask if you want to open it or you have to double click the disk in Explorer.

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As far as I know, as of Windows 7 it is no longer possible to automatically start any program when the disk is inserted.

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Tells Windows how to display the disk and what to do when it is opened. Please let me know if you guys know anything more: I wasn't able to find out much about it but here is what I have deduced. Multiple disks are supported but only the first disk needs the setup files To use, simply copy the files to the root of the disk which is also where your backup (sku.sis and *_depotcache_*.csd/.csm) must be located. You don't need the backup files either unless you want to test the actual install. Note: you can run Setup.exe from your hard drive to test. It works very well with the Steam Setup.exe. You can customize the background, text, fonts and colors, effects, and even sounds.ĭo you backup multiple games to a single disk? Checkout my Multi-Game Disk Prelauncher program. The setup.exe program is customizable via configuration files, images, and sounds so you can use it for any Steam game backup you create to give your disk an authentic retail experience. It turns out that when you buy the retail disk for a Steam game like Fallout 4, the disk actually contains a backup of the game and a setup utility to restore/install the game. All you need are an autorun.inf and a script.ī. All this does is open the Steam Backup and Restore window, but is is simple. Use Steam's browser protocol to start the restore processes.

Usually these programs show a splash screen and options to play or install the game. When creating your CDs, it's a nice touch to include something that aids you through the installation process like you would find on a retail game disk.

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