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Yeah. All you have to do is add a new game and set the application path to the correct path (which is "steam://rungameid/251570") but replace the numeral with the game you are adding (and don't add the quotes). Once added you can use the Download Metadata and Media tool or the Add/Edit game window to pull Steam metadata/media like you normally would as well as determine install state on startup and launch via Steam.

We don't use local files to determine what games you do or do not have. We utilize the Steam API. Because of this we can only see what they tell us is there. Unfortunately it would seem not all games appear in that API and I have been unable to find a definitive list of why that is the case.

This behavior is intentional for multiple reasons. First is because in code we ask the program for that folder during several processes and need to know both 1) is it there and 2) can we add it. If we don't see it, and also can't create it there could be some IO permission errors occurring and we need to stop what we are doing until corrected. Another reason we do it is for new users. Having the folder available makes adding things to the appropriate folder much easier because a user doesn't have to create the folder and make sure it is named right, it is already there and they can simply drag files to it.

Check your background image priorities and make sure everything is still turned off.

Audit takes real time information, we don't cache/save any information in that window. All columns should be able to be copied over to Google Sheets or Excel. Checkboxes should read as "TRUE" or "FALSE" and links should just copy over the link text. If there are columns that aren't doing so please let me know.

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Commented on your BitBucket ticket already. Basically your system is running out of resources. Typically it is related to your virtual memory or paging file.

I am seeing a lot of reports from users about the Uplay import wizard not being able to correctly see a users game library. Below are the steps needed to make sure this import process works. 1. Install Uplay Game Launcher - We use local files to get your library information. In order to do that Uplay Game Launcher must be installed. 2. Ensure Uplay Game Launcher is in Add/Remove program list - Open up Add/Remove Programs inside of Windows. If Uplay didn't register itself properly there LaunchBox cannot find the installation and won't be able to find your configuration files. Typically a reinstall will correct this issue. 3. Log into Uplay Game Launcher - You have to have logged into Uplay Game Launcher at LEAST once before running the Uplay Import Wizard inside of LaunchBox. This log in creates the Uplay configuration files we need to determine what games are in your library.

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GOG doesn't work like the other store fronts in regards to the install flag. Because GOG is DRM free and can be ran anywhere currently the only way to update install states currently is by running the import again. The only automation we do for install state on GOG is if the file path you have provided (if you did provide one) no longer exists on your computer it sets installed to false. I've added this to my list to see if we can find a way to streamline GOG a bit and make it work more like some of the other store fronts because I can see how this would get confusing and tiresome.

Turn on debug logging and try one more time then PM me the log. See what I can do to help ya.

Also if you turn on debug logging and run the Uplay import logs should say if/when it can't find something. Would be worth reading those as well.

Have you ever installed any of the games? I can tell you what Registry paths we look for/at if you feel comfortable perusing those as well. I would close Uplay and reopen, and then do the same for LaunchBox, just in case the close action is when they update the reg keys.

Have to install and launch Uplay and log into it. We read the registry values Uplay generates to determine what games you have available. There is no SSO screen like Epic or Origin have. Another thing to note is that we do not display games that simply point to a Steam launch path. If all your Uplay games are games from your Steam library the import wouldn't find any.

I would imagine that we wouldn't build badges for those launchers unless we build imports for those launchers. It's possible for some one to make a badge plugin that would do it until then though.

@Thornback Yeah. We are kind of at the mercy of the storefronts API's as far as what we can see. I've been looking around to see if there are better endpoints we can use, but some games have been removed from the API responses entirely (I have a few I know of in my collection).

@CriticalCid Do the missing games show up at all in the import wizard?

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Epic is having issues with their servers due to the free GTA V thing. I was having some issues over the weekend. I just did a fresh import with mine and was able to pull all my games correctly (Word War Z included, don't have the other two you mentioned). Could you try again now that they seem to have their services back up and running properly and let me know if you still have that issue?

Would have to make the application path of either the root game or one of the additional apps start with "uplay://launch/" (without the quotes). Believe in Uplay you can create desktop shortcuts to get what string comes after the launch/ bit.

Steam badge should show if the application path is a steam path, same with Uplay. Origin is a bit different and requires two hidden fields to be set so those would have to be deleted and then re-imported. There is currently no way to manually assign a badge.

Currently no. LaunchBox will NOT ever automatically import recently purchased Steam games. The install state of your Steam games SHOULD update every time you open LaunchBox or Big Box though. That being said I'm not sure that process would detect games playable via a remote install as "Installed" because of how we make that determination.

If you open up Task Manager is there a hung Big Box or LaunchBox process?

If an error window pops up could you provide the details from that window?

@rodww yes when selecting all games in your collection those come up to save time scanning your entire library. The following two prompts should only appear if you checked a media item for that storefront or have any games imported from that storefront (since it is possible to grab metadata from them even if you aren't grabbing media). I am looking into how fast or slow it would be to just add a check if you have any titles for a given storefront when downloading all to just remove those options and the confusion surrounding them when you have no titles that qualify.