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Auto-CreamAPI 2

Set your game automatically up for use with CreamAPI.

Features

Setup CreamAPI’s DLLs and configuration file automatically.
Find the AppID by providing the game’s name without having to look it up manually.
Fetch a list of DLCs for an AppID from both the Steam Store and SteamDB.
Set flags like "offline mode" and "extra protection" and select a language from a list.

Download the latest release and extract it into any folder (e.g. %USERPROFILE%\Desktop\auto-creamapi).

Double-click auto-creamapi.exe to open the application. (When starting it for the first time, it might take a few seconds since it needs to cache a list of games available on the Steam Store and download the latest CreamAPI DLL files.)
Click on the Open File button on the top right and select the steam_api.dll or steam_api64.dll in the game folder.
Enter the name of the game and click on the Search button.
- If it did not find the right game, either try again, or copy the app ID from the Steam Store to field to the right of the Search button.
Click the lower right "Get DLCs for AppID" button to fetch all available DLCs for the game.
Select a language and tick the options if needed.
Click on "Save".

Auto-CreamAPI itself is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0

Dependencies will be listed ASAP.