I am currently working on my own cloud save system for nonsteam games. Currently I need a way to backup the game files when I press "STOP" on steam, which closes what ever executable is used to launch. Here is an example of what doesn't work: cd "/location_of_backups/" py savemanager.py --load --auto-override --force Ryujinx.exe "path/to/game.nsp" #if you press CLOSE on steam this never executes py savemanager.py --backup # Ryujinx.exe "path/to/game.nsp" && py savemanager.py --backup neither does this # anything that launches in a seprate shell also doesnt work the core of the issue is, the shell file itself gets force closed, is there a way to execute code when this specific shell gets closed? Thanks. EDIT 1: for clarification, I am opening this shell script through steam. It's bascily a wrapper to open an emulated game but also load and backup my saves. The problem is actually two fold and I shouldve clarified. I absoltetly need the emulator to launch as/in the main process, as steam attaches the overlay to the original instance. Extra Info : this is bascily used to sync files on my main PC and my steamdeck Continue reading...
