Seemed to have issues with GOG version of Noita

[monochromaticPrism]

Hi, I tried to use the GOG version of Noita to set up on Mac but (I think because the GOG version is currently out of date) it caused the game to crash every time I tried to load into a session, either mine or someone else's. I was able to launch the Steam version of Noita using the same suggested method for the GOG copy, instead using the latest Sikarugir engine with steam loaded into it, but with the downside of only having the option to connect via IP address (although I haven't yet tested to see if I can connect to another session via IP). The steam connection window gave the error: "Could not init steam networking: Some other failure".

Edit: Couldn't connect via IP, either when hosting or to another server

Edit2: Text from the terminal:

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/Users/StephenJ/Downloads/noita-proxy-macos-2/noita_proxy ; exit;
(base) slj-mbp-3:~ StephenJ$ /Users/StephenJ/Downloads/noita-proxy-macos-2/noita_proxy ; exit;
Creating a log file
[S_API FAIL] SteamAPI_Init() failed; ipcserver GetSteamPath failed.
[S_API] SteamAPI_Init(): SteamAPI_IsSteamRunning() did not locate a running instance of Steam.
[S_API] SteamAPI_Init(): Could not determine Steam client install directory.

Edit3: I verified that ipcserver is running

[monochromaticPrism]

I think I found a fix for the issue.

1. The primary GOG download link incorrectly loads an older version of Noita, I had to download the offline installation files that were offered there instead. I then had to load it up using WS12WineSikarugir10.0_1, as the prior WS12Kegworks10.0-battle.net engine isn't available as an option anymore since being replaced by Sikarugir.

2. I needed to have the Mac version of steam open while the game is running, not have an instance of Steam open within the wine bottle itself. This seems to allow the program to use Steam for setting up the lobby.