With all of the program data files in the install folder, no additional work is necessary. Internet cafe owners, for example, will be able to set up the Launcher once on the server machine, such that the server's install folder will be cloned to its clients. After enabling PCB Mode, the Launcher stores the program data folder inside of its install folder. To simplify their workflow, the Launcher now supports PCB Mode. Sometimes, system administrators need to run a series of complicated steps to mirror the program data folder onto client machines. Often, if an office, academic, or Internet cafe administrator installs the Launcher and Unreal Engine on a server without mirroring the program data to client machines, they will encounter installation issues, including a client's inability to find game installs and re-installs of applications. On Windows, the Launcher typically stores manifest, dynamic, and temporary files in the system's ProgramData folder (for example, %programdata%\Epic or C:\ProgramData\Epic). If you don’t know how to do that, you might find some useful instructions here.At this time, these features are only supported on the Windows operating system. Depending on where you installed Steam and the game you want to change, it’s possible you need a CMD with Admin permissions for that step. Replace the path to the game and the name of the executable accordingly.
In my “ancient League of Legends installation” case, this is in the base installation directory of League of Legends. exe Steam is starting by default and rename it, e.g. Prerequisite: Know basic Windows stuff, like the command line and what to find in which path.
I’ll do the example instructions for my League of Legends case, but most likely this method can be applied to every game. exe with a symlink of the CMD and use Steams inbuilt launch options setting to specify the path of the new executable.
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