Automated development pre-release built from commit 2d535eb.
Added
- Push Play button down. A new HLTB times switch for the Default
and "Clean" Default styles puts the times in their own row below the
header image and moves the Play button down, like HLTB for Deck. While a Steam
Cloud or SDH-Ludusavi save status bar shows at the bottom of the header image,
the times stay on the image and Play does not move, so the bar keeps its
artwork background. It is off by default. (#39) - Plugin text in 25 languages. The panel, the metadata editor, messages,
and the plugin's text on game and Store pages now follow your Steam language,
in the same 25 languages as Decky Loader. Numbers, dates, and hours use your
language's format. The non-English text is an unreviewed machine translation. - Steam details in your language. For a non-Steam game matched to a Steam
store page, Steam news follows your Steam language, and the description and
genres follow it when the plugin gets the game's Steam details. Names,
developers, publishers, and release dates stay in English. If you change your
Steam language later, the editor shows Fetch Steam text in your
language, which gets the description again; the plugin never replaces a description
by itself. Steam gives English text when the store page has no text in your
language. IGN details stay in English.
Changed
- Context menu label. The game context menu entry is now Change Metadata...
instead of Decky metadata..., to match Steam's other menu items. (#41) - Better French text. The French text uses more natural wording, the "…"
ellipsis, and Boutique for the Steam Store. The notice that another plugin
controls HLTB times or ProtonDB badges now names the feature in a sentence form
in every language. - Better translations. A second machine review improved the wording in all
24 non-English languages. The text now uses more of Steam's own words in each
language, such as its names for Achievements, Home, and Play. No native
speaker has reviewed it yet.
Fixed
- Removing metadata clears the compatibility badge. Remove metadata now
closes the editor and returns to the game page, where the game's Steam Deck
compatibility badge in Game Info goes back to its original state.
Before, pressing Save after removing saved an empty record, which brought
the badge back. (#40) - Opening a news item works again. For a non-Steam game matched to a Steam
store page, selecting a news item in Activity now opens it. Before, Steam
showed "An error occurred while rendering this content" instead.