' create the file that the elevated script will copy executables's path and commandline to Set objShell = WScript.CreateObject("Shell.Application")
Home = Left(Home, InStr(Home, WScript.ScriptName)-1) ' if nothing was passed in, we are starting from scratch, so start the launcher Save this as "steamoverlay.vbs" in your Overwatch installation folder. Step 1: Create a text file and enter the following. Here is a video I made to explain the process Note: Launcher must be running for this to work. With the recent patch breaking the use of the steam overlay via the Overwatch exe file, I figured I'd post the method I've been using to play Overwatch with the overlay.Ĭredit where credit is due, this is just a modified version of the method used in this thread to start Hearthstone combined with a suggestion a few pages in. This guide is meant to hook the Steam overlay directly to Overwatch, making it function almost exactly like any other Steam game. ORIGINAL GUIDE FOLLOWS IF YOU JUST WANT TO GET THE OVERLAY WORKING NO NEED TO READ BEYOND THIS POINT The result should look something like this: On the shortcut properties add one of the following parameters: Add the exe to steam as a non-steam game shortcutģ. Extract the included exe to any location you want (ex: steam folder)Ģ. New Steps as they appear in the included readme 1. Again, big thank you to /u/dafzor for taking the time to perfect this method.
I will leave the original guide in tact for those curious, but the new method is far simpler. Update (Final One Most Likely) I was contacted by /u/dafzor, who had seen the guide and decided to improve on and simplify the process.
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