as many automation scripts which use the mouse are.Īutomatically validates all games, no user interaction required once process beginsĪllows selection of the Steam directory and logging directory Since the script uses the Steam URL scheme, window title capture, and keystrokes for everything, it should not be dependent on resolution, screen positions, etc.
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(Unfortunately, I couldn't just put the validation results into the log file, as Valve does not use standard Windows controls that let me access the text inside the Steam windows to read what the results were, so a screenshot of each result was about as good as I could do. It will then determine all games you have installed and, one by one, automatically run them through validation, logging the amount of time validation took and taking a screenshot of the results of the validation into the log folder.
This script, when run on a computer with Steam and some games installed, will prompt you for your Steam\steamapps directory (which it will automatically try to locate in the registry), then a directory into which it will write logs of the validation results. While I have no interest in charging for this, if this helps you and you'd like to donate, I'll gladly take any extra steam games not yet in my library that you've been looking to toss away, old trading cards, etc! :-) By using this script or the application compiled from it, you agree that you won't hold me responsible for any damage done to your applications and games, data, or computer, any bandwidth charges incurred (which can happen if you find a bunch of files across games that need repaired), etc. So, taking a page from TF2, I put on my Engineer hat and went to work to write a script that would completely automate the validation of all installed games.īefore we get into the meat of it, I have to do the standard disclaimer thing, because people are crazy out there and sue for anything :-) While I've tested this a number of times on my own library, there are a number of games that should not be validated due to the way they deliver their files. With more than a few games, this is no fun, and while I found a bunch of threads with people asking for a "validate all games" button, I didn't find any solutions. I recently moved my games from one hard drive to another and, thanks to some complications in the transfer, needed to revalidate all of my installed games.
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