AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'group' about protontricks HOT 7 CLOSED

Alright, I'm pretty sure I found the issue. Please install the latest version and see if the command works now.

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Hi,

What is the output when running the command protontricks -v 41700 winecfg?

Have you set a custom Proton version for this specific game, or are you using a global Proton version? You can find the Proton version in use through Steam's menu bar: Steam -> Settings -> Steam Play -> Run other titles with.

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@Matoking Yes i was using a custom build of Proton, disabling it and selecting an official version solved the problem. Is there a way to use custom Proton versions with Protonticks? Thanks for your help.

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Custom Proton versions should be supported by Protontricks, meaning there's a bug with Protontricks if Steam can run the game fine with a custom Proton version, but Protontricks can't detect it properly.

Do you have the custom Proton installed in /home/<username>/.steam/steam/compatibilitytools.d/<custom Proton name>? Is there a compatibilitytool.vdf file inside that directory, or is there a different vdf file inside the parent directory /home/<username>/.steam/steam/compatibilitytools.d instead? In either case, can you post the content of the vdf file?

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Custom Proton that i am using is located in:

/home/username/.steam/steam/compatibilitytools.d/wine-proton/

compatibilitytool.vdf is in that directory

Here is the content of .vdf:

"compatibilitytools"
{
  "compat_tools"
  {
    "proton-localbuild" // Internal name of this tool
    {
      // Can register this tool with Steam in two ways:
      //
      // - The tool can be placed as a subdirectory in compatibilitytools.d, in which case this
      //   should be '.'
      //
      // - This manifest can be placed directly in compatibilitytools.d, in which case this should
      //   be the relative or absolute path to the tool's dist directory.
      "install_path" "."

      // For this template, we're going to substitute the display_name key in here, e.g.:
      "display_name" "Proton 4.0 Unofficial"

      "from_oslist"  "windows"
      "to_oslist"    "linux"
    }
  }
}

I just renamed display name for better readability.

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@Matoking Yes it is working now, however i needed to reboot my pc after updating Protontricks, it was showing the same error when i first tried, then i noticed it was still showing the older version of Protontricks.

Thanks, that was quick :)

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Great, thanks for the help. 👍

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