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Creamlinux

A CreamAPI clone for Linux.

Since 20PercentRendered has archived the repo, I have decided to fork and support it as far as I can.

Support

This should work for any linux native steam title that doesn't block LD_PRELOAD. The following games have been tested and confirmed to work:

  • Stellaris
  • Hearts Of Iron IV
  • Europa Universalis IV
  • Crusader Kings II
  • Crusader Kings III
  • PAYDAY 2

Usage

  1. You will need the actual, up-to-date DLC files in the game. Creamlinux does not auto-download anything
  2. Download the latest release of Creamlinux
  3. Unzip it and copy the files to the game's directory
  4. Set the game's steam launch params to sh ./cream.sh %command%
  5. Launch the game and have fun!

The list of "supported" DLCs is stored in cream_api.ini. If you want to test creamlinux on a new game or a new DLC has just come out, you can add more entries here manually.

If that doesn't work, please check the Troubleshooting section below.

Building from source

  1. Ensure you have all build dependencies installed:
  • On Ubuntu: build-essential gcc-multilib g++-multilib cmake git
  • On Arch: base-devel multilib-devel cmake git
  1. Clone the project:
git clone https://github.com/anticitizn/creamlinux
  1. Build the project:
sh ./build.sh
  1. Copy output folder contents to the game folder
  2. Set the game's steam launch params to sh ./cream.sh %command%

Alternatively, if you have Docker installed, you can just run docker compose up

Troubleshooting

Red triangles next to DLCs

This is normal. The DLCs should still work.

Red triangles next to DLCs are normal

DLCs don't work

Have you made sure to download the latest version of the DLC files? Sometimes unrelated patches or updates to the game will modify some DLC files, and creamlinux is currently somewhat sensitive to outdated files.

Game not starting after enabling creamlinux

Are you sure that the creamlinux files are at the game's root directory and not in a subfolder?

Try setting the executable flag of the cream.sh script (it should be set already, but just in case):

chmod +x cream.sh

Nothing helped!

Please collect a log using the instructions below, then post an issue describing your situation here.

Gathering logs

If using a KDE environment, set your game launch options to this:

konsole --hold -e sh ./cream.sh %command%

Or if you are using Gnome environment, you can set your launch options to this:

gnome-terminal -- sh -c "./cream.sh %command%; exec bash"

If using neither, install konsole and follow the KDE step. Then launch the game (skip any launchers like the Paradox launcher if possible, they interfere with the logging). Wait for the game to load if applicable, close it, then copy and paste the contents of the terminal.

Advanced

If you want to load cream_api.ini from a specific path, specify the path with CREAM_CONFIG_PATH in the launch options.

Credits

pulzed for mINI(ini.h)

Valve for steamworks

gabime for spdlog

goddeysfreya for hookey

20PercentRendered for creamlinux