Installing mods about ror2-server

[dubvulture]

I tried fiddling with wine by modifying the command used to start the server.

• WINEDLLOVERRIDES="winhttp=n,b" xvfb-run /opt/wine-stable/bin/wine "${STEAMAPPDIR}/Risk of Rain 2.exe"
  • prefer native libraries, wine builtin after
  • nothing different happens
  • WINEDEBUG=+loaddlls shows both native and builtin winhttp.dll being loaded in said order
• WINEDLLOVERRIDES="winhttp=n" xvfb-run /opt/wine-stable/bin/wine "${STEAMAPPDIR}/Risk of Rain 2.exe"
  • prefer native libraries, ignore wine builtin
  • stuck after "Starting server...", nothing happens after that
  • WINEDEBUG=+loaddlls shows that it is indeed trying to do something, but instead of loading UnityPlayer.dll + jsproxy.dll + winhttp.dll (builtin) it is instead loading UnityPlayer + winex11.drv + usp10.dll and then getting stuck
• WINEDLLOVERRIDES="winhttp=" xvfb-run /opt/wine-stable/bin/wine "${STEAMAPPDIR}/Risk of Rain 2.exe"
  • Disables both native libraries and wine builtin
  • Fails to load winhttp.dll (as expected, but I tested anyway)

In the end, I am left with more questions than answers:

• nb-mode - why is it loading winhttp.dll both times, and if it is intended, why is Doorstop not being executed?
• n-mode - why is it loading usp10.dll which is never loaded in nb-mode, and why is it getting stuck?

[avivace]

@dubvulture Rad! You rock!

[Coolfeather2]

Just include the volume in your run command or docker-compose
eg. docker run avivace/ror2server:0.1 -p 27015:27015/udp -v $HOST_DIR:/home/steam/ror2-dedicated/BepInEx

[dubvulture]

PR #10 should have fixed mods support.
Checkout the new README for instructions and let me know if there are any problems or questions.

[jwilling]

@dubvulture You're awesome, thank you!

[jwilling]

You’re right, that totally should work. Thanks!

[dubvulture]

Reopening this issue since mods are not working.

The problem seems to arise from wine DLL override behaviour.
Here's the recommended fix, but it requires using the winecfg gui.

I am currently trying to understand how to translate all that into bash commands.