Resorep on Linux with Steam Proton

https://www.undertow.club/threads/tool-resorep-directx-11-texture-replacer.8402/

Resorep installation for Rise of the Tomb Raider on Steam Proton.
Probably the same or very similar with other games.

Working on default Manjaro Linux as of 20/01/2020.

Manual installation method. .jar doesn't work.

    Copy C:\Windows\System32\d3d11.dll to same folder as game's .exe file.
    Rename copied d3d11.dll to ori_d3d11.dll (in the game folder, not in the system folder!)
    Copy dx11proxy64.dll to same folder as game's .exe file.
    <I used the win7/8/8.1 version. Win10 might work, not sure.>
    Rename copied dx11proxy64.dll in game folder to d3d11.dll
    Create dllsettings.txt file in same folder as game's .exe file.
    <I renamed to dllsettings.ini instead>
    Open dllsettings.txt file with Notepad.
    Put the following text inside dllsettings.txt file:
        version=1.7.0
        modded_textures_folder=C:\users\steamuser\Downloads\modded
        mod_creator_mode_enabled=false
        dll_log_enabled=false
        dll_log_file=C:\Users\steamuser\Downloads\log.log
        save_textures=false
        original_textures_folder=C:\users\steamuser\Downloads\existing
        application_to_hook=Z:\home\<LINUXUSER>\.local\share\Steam\steamapps\common\<GAME NAME>\<GAME>.exe|BIT64


Logging did not work for me.

Windows to Linux folder relationships:
C:\Windows\System32\ == /home/<LINUXUSER>/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/compatdata/<APPID>/pfx/drive_c/windows/system32/
C:\users\steamuser\Downloads\ == /home/<LINUXUSER>/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/compatdata/<APPID>/pfx/drive_c/users/steamuser/Downloads/

Put your modded files in "C:\users\steamuser\Downloads\modded" under the Wine prefix or as set in dllsettings.ini (See the above relationship.)

Regarding application_to_hook:
    The root "/" is mounted to "Z:" in Wine.
    The actual files are in /home/<LINUXUSER>/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/ not /home/<LINUXUSER>/.steam/steam/steamapps/
    Therefore the program is run from this folder.
    While the game is running, you can ALT+TAB and use "htop" in terminal to see the path, should there be doubt.
    Remember to use \ in Windows paths.