How to add Windows Store Games (gamepass) to profiles for autodetect

[flowerdealer]

The paths aren't visible via the instructions (open file location), as they are installed to hidden encrypted folders. Any workaround?

[Support Agent]

"processNames": [
  "FortniteLauncher.exe",
  "FortniteClient-Win64-Shipping.exe",
  "FortniteClient-Win32-Shipping.exe",
  "FortniteClient-Win64-Shipping_BE.exe",
  "FortniteClient-Win64-Shipping_EAC.exe"
],

Only filenames of executables are listed in configs. Path is irrelevant. So you can either add it manually into the file while reWASD is closed. Or you can create a text file somewhere, rename it to game executable (like "game.exe") and add it as associated app.

[flowerdealer]

Interesting, thanks.

[flowerdealer]

It's such a pain to add executables in this program. I found the path via UWPHook, but Rewasd is trying to open the executable and because it is a UWP it denies the permission. If it only takes the executable name the program should just allow you to write it and be done with it.

[flowerdealer]

Also, I can't find where to add the config lines you are point to. I found a user.config file in AppData for rewasd, but there is no reference there to any of the profiles I've created.

[Support Agent]

That is a part of *.rewasd file right at the beginning. These files can be found here: c:\Users\Public\Documents\reWASD\Profiles\

[flowerdealer]

What section would you add the processNames in, it doesn't exist by default in the file?

[Support Agent]

{
  "schemaVersion": 3.0,
  "appVersion": "5.7.0",
  "config": {
    "appName": "Testing",
[b]    "processNames": [
      "myProcess.exe",
      "test.exe"
    ],[/b]
  "minTimeUnit": 1
  },

If config doesn't have any associated apps, [ProcessNames] section might be missing. It comes after [appName] setting inside [config] as an array.

[flowerdealer]

Thanks, I've added a dummy filename as you suggested as it seems to be the simpler approach.