Hey, I tried to add Warzone location to PATH but I can't run game since it looks at current directory (home for example) for some config.
$ Warzone
Set current directory to /home/xxx
Found path: /home/xxx/Warzone
no boot config - using default values
(Filename: Line: 476)

And doesn't launch. Is there a way to pass some relative path to actual game directory? There's no readme, no help, no instruction.

Don't know the particulars since I don't use the standalone but if you know where the config file actually is, you could create a symlink to it in your home directory as a quickfix.

report this as a bug to fizzer, he replies very soon

Sounds like this is what you're trying to do?

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/786376/how-do-i-run-a-program-with-a-different-working-directory-from-current-from-lin

oh wow

Fizzer - that's not it. I could just create an alias for joint instruction like
cd $HOME/games/Warzone && ./Warzone

but I wanted to see if it's possible to run it (simplifyng) like this:$HOME/games/Warzone/Warzone

Reason is because my dynamic menu searches for binaries in $PATH, so in order to use it should be launchable from any location.

Another thing, why such design choice to allow launch only from directory it resides?
You could add some check for relative location and look for appropriate files there.

IMO binary should be conscious of its location.

You could add a script in your $PATH with the name "warzone" and all it does is something like

cd /path/to/warzone && Warzone

then you can just type "warzone" in your shell and the script will launch the actual executable from its location

Is this what you're trying to do?

What do you mean by launch only from directory it resides?

➜  ~ ls bin/StandaloneLinux/       
LinuxPlayer_s.debug  UnityPlayer_s.debug  UnityPlayer.so  Warzone  Warzone_Data
➜  ~ cd Desktop/temp 
➜  temp ../../bin/StandaloneLinux/Warzone
Set current directory to /home/cj13/Desktop/temp
Found path: /home/cj13/Desktop/temp/../../bin/StandaloneLinux/Warzone

This runs fine...

Edited 3/27/2021 03:42:30