Auto-CreamAPI

Development is continuing here! However you're still welcome to use this version.

Set your game automatically up for use with CreamAPI.

Made with software provided by JetBrains s.r.o.

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".
• Select a language from a list which can be manually expanded if needed.

Installation

Make sure you have Java 8 installed.
Download the latest release and extract it into any folder (e.g. %USERPROFILE%\Desktop\auto-cream-api).
The included CreamAPI version may be outdated, get the most recent version and extract the DLL files from the nonlog_build folder to the Auto-CreamAPI folder!

Usage

• Double-click auto-cream-api.jar 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.)
  • Alternatively, open a CMD window in the location of the application, and run it by entering the following:

    java -jar auto-cream-api.jar
    

• Click on the Folder (📂) 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 left "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".

Java 11/Java 14

WIP

License

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

CreamAPI © 2016-2019, deadmau5. All Rights Reserved.

The following dependencies are licensed under the Apache License 2.0:

• JFoenix
• fontawesomefx
• gson
• Apache Commons BeanUtils
• Apache Commons Configuration
• The Roboto font family

The following dependencies are licensed under the MIT License:

• jsoup
• Unirest-Java
• slf4j
• Copy Rename Maven Plugin

The following dependencies are licensed under the GPL2 License:

• fuzzywuzzy

Logback is dual-licensed under the EPL v1.0 and the LGPL 2.1.