NekoiNemo · July 14, 2024 18:14
diff --git a/docker_lazy.md b/docker_lazy.md
diff --git a/peacock_steam.md b/peacock_steam.md
diff --git a/peacock_steam.sh b/peacock_steam.sh
 #! /bin/bash

 # This is a wrapper for launching Hitman 3 along with PeacockPatcher in Linux through Steam.
 #
 # This version uses Patcher's CLI interface to pass your server address to it, patch the game once, ang quit
 #  without letting letting patcher linger after you exit the game. As patcher would expect to patch the game's process
 #  immediately upon launching, this also skips the Launcher to boot directly into the game.
 #
 # If you need to connecto to the official servers to verify your purchases, or access the configuration
 #  in the launcher - just clean out your launch options in Steam, and start the game that way.

 if [ "$#" -lt 2 ]; then
  cat <<EOF
 For use in Steam. Change Hitman's launch options in Steam to "./peacock_steam.sh HOST:PORT %command%"
 Where HOST:PORT is the address of your Peacock server (you can omit "HOST:" if it's running locally), e.g.:
  ./peacock_steam.sh 4747 %command%
  ./peacock_steam.sh 192.168.0.10:5000 %command%
 EOF

  exit 1
 fi

 if [[ $1 != *:* ]]; then
  address="127.0.0.1:$1"
 else
  address="$1"
 fi

 cat <<EOF >PeacockPatched.bat
 @echo off
 start Launcher.exe %* -skip_launcher
 start PeacockPatcher.exe --headless --domain "$address"
 EOF

 #======== Before game starts ========
 # Any command executed here must exit for game to get launched!

 # Examples:
 # docker start peacock_server
 # systemctl --user start peacock.service

 #======== Start Game ========

 steam_cmd=("${@/Launcher.exe/PeacockPatched.bat}")
 "${steam_cmd[@]:1}"

 rm PeacockPatched.bat

 #======== After game exits ========
 # Any command executed here will keep the game still running in the eyes of Steam, until it exits

 # Examples:
 # docker stop peacock_server
 # systemctl --user stop peacock.service
	#! /bin/bash

	# This is a wrapper for launching Hitman 3 along with PeacockPatcher in Linux through Steam.
	#
	# This version uses Patcher's CLI interface to pass your server address to it, patch the game once, ang quit
	# without letting letting patcher linger after you exit the game. As patcher would expect to patch the game's process
	# immediately upon launching, this also skips the Launcher to boot directly into the game.
	#
	# If you need to connecto to the official servers to verify your purchases, or access the configuration
	# in the launcher - just clean out your launch options in Steam, and start the game that way.

	if [ "$#" -lt 2 ]; then
	cat <<EOF
	For use in Steam. Change Hitman's launch options in Steam to "./peacock_steam.sh HOST:PORT %command%"
	Where HOST:PORT is the address of your Peacock server (you can omit "HOST:" if it's running locally), e.g.:
	./peacock_steam.sh 4747 %command%
	./peacock_steam.sh 192.168.0.10:5000 %command%
	EOF

	exit 1
	fi

	if [[ $1 != : ]]; then
	address="127.0.0.1:$1"
	else
	address="$1"
	fi

	cat <<EOF >PeacockPatched.bat
	@echo off
	start Launcher.exe %* -skip_launcher
	start PeacockPatcher.exe --headless --domain "$address"
	EOF

	#======== Before game starts ========
	# Any command executed here must exit for game to get launched!

	# Examples:
	# docker start peacock_server
	# systemctl --user start peacock.service

	#======== Start Game ========

	steam_cmd=("${@/Launcher.exe/PeacockPatched.bat}")
	"${steam_cmd[@]:1}"

	rm PeacockPatched.bat

	#======== After game exits ========
	# Any command executed here will keep the game still running in the eyes of Steam, until it exits

	# Examples:
	# docker stop peacock_server
	# systemctl --user stop peacock.service
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