Suggestion

[Eddieeeeeeeeeeee]

To the developer:
I love(d) this tool and clearly you still care for it.
From what I understand, there are now issues with the new version of steam that broke that tool and that you can't find a solution for.

I was asking myself... Could you maybe share the code in a forum with other programmers and ask if maybe anyone else has an idea on how to make this work?

Maybe there is someone with a bright idea... Just wondering...

Either way: thank you for your work... It was incredibly helpful for me and a special person in Iran, who I could share very special experiences with, playing games like Baldurs Gate 3, God of War and many other awesome games... ✌️

[s0m31-hub]

Uhm, this github repository already has the source code. That's the first reason why github even exists

[cfuendev]

@Eddieeeeeeeeeeee
Could you maybe share the code in a forum with other programmers and ask if maybe anyone else has an idea on how to make this work?

There is a (sort of) ongoing discussion on how to combat the recent Steam breaking updates happening in issue thread #279. I think that's gonna be the place where good news, if we get any in the next few months, will be announced first thing.

If you want to motivate people to contribute like you mentioned, it'd be useful if you (or anyone really) made a post explaining the current state of the project, expressing your frustration with the last breaking update, showed the thread where the discussion is happening and asked people with Steam reverse-engineering experience to give it a go. Some people might feel compelled to participate in cracking the puzzle.

As to where to post, I suggest r/NucleusCoop since it's probably lurked by developers who are familiar with Steam modding, Steam emulation and unconventional ways to Co-Op. Or r/AskReverseEngineering since there you'll find chaps like yhu420 who have previously worked with OpenSteamWorks (The library that powers RPW, currently mantained by @m4dEngi)

I'll leave this task to you (Or anyone willing to) since I'm currently busy trying my own hand at understanding how the reverse engineering of the Steam API works (And having a rough time making sense of it all).