Steam game picker 08-30-2015, 06:45 AM
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Whenever I get really bored, I end up just staring at my Steam library not knowing what the hell to do. I fixed that problem with this little program.
What it does is go through your local Steam files for your installed games and chooses 3 at random.
Source:
Only bug: I occasionally get an IndexError, not totally sure why.
Anyway, enjoy your steam games
What it does is go through your local Steam files for your installed games and chooses 3 at random.
Source:
Code:
from random import randint as r
from os import walk as f
games = next(f('C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common'))[1]
disp = [games[r(0,len(games))]]
def find_game():
for i in range(0,3):
c = games[r(0,len(games))]
disp.append(c)
games.pop(games.index(c))
print "\t" + str(i+1) + ".",c.replace("_", " ")
print "Selected games: "
find_game()Only bug: I occasionally get an IndexError, not totally sure why.
Anyway, enjoy your steam games
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