STEAMTOOLS for CS:S

[Falu]

Hello:)

I need steamtools.ext.so (version 0.8.3) without RequestGameplayStats, because this spamming in my log files.
Where can I find it?
Builds in repo are with RequestGameplayStats :(
Greetz,
Falu

[Sillium]

TF2 is the only supported game - there are no plans to change that.

[Falu]

Yes, but you think about new STEAMTOOLS version, and I think about STEAMTOOLS 0.8.3 (https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=129763)

https://forums.alliedmods.net/showpost.php?p=2113146&postcount=2

[asherkin]

SteamTools has never supported anything other than TF2 (CS:S used to share the same engine as TF2, and thus support was "free").

[StrikerMan780]

No chance of ever getting SteamTools to work with CSS, ever? It used to work, and CSS has just forked off from that point... has certain functionality been stripped or something?

[VoiDeD]

Use the SteamWorks (https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=229556) extension.

[StrikerMan780]

Use the SteamWorks (https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=229556) extension.
In which Windows Builds aren't supported. I'm using a Windows Server.

[VoiDeD]

So make your own windows build.

[StrikerMan780]

Can't. No instructions on how to build it, and I had attempted, only to get clusterfucked with errors in Visual Studio C++ 2010.

[StrikerMan780]

I got mine working by making a copy of Steamtools.ext.2.ep2v.dll called Steamtools.ext.2.css.dll. Does what I need, seems stable too.

[asherkin]

The ep2v named binary would load on CS:S anyway, but it's still not going to be working properly and you won't get support for the fact it isn't working properly.

[StrikerMan780]

What exactly won't work properly?

[asherkin]

Anything that relies on hooking the right interfaces, so update notifications and any license/dlc natives.

[StrikerMan780]

I can do without those. Might as well just support CSS while disabling/ignoring those natives. Most of the SteamTools stuff I need is working for me now, once I did that renaming. (Such as checking Steam Groups.)

[Powerlord]

You're probably better off using SteamWorks, which supports a larger amount of games.

[KyleS]

(Such as checking Steam Groups.)
https://github.com/KyleSanderson/SteamWorks/commit/45342347ccd446f64894e839cc8c07944f5ff51b
https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?p=2266640#post2266640

[StrikerMan780]

Until there's comprehensible build instructions for SteamWorks on Windows, I'm sticking with this.

[asherkin]

Until there's comprehensible build instructions for SteamWorks on Windows, I'm sticking with this.

It's the same as building anything using AMBuild.

[KyleS]

Until there's comprehensible build instructions for SteamWorks on Windows, I'm sticking with this.

There's even MSVC files inlined in the repository...

[Sarabveer]

Hello.

There are Windows, Linux, and even Mac build of SteamWorks.

SteamTools only supports TF2, SteamWorks supports mostly all games.

https://users.alliedmods.net/~kyles/builds/SteamWorks/

[StrikerMan780]

There's even MSVC files inlined in the repository...
Yeah, but they never compiled correctly even after I set up the includes.

[KyleS]

Yeah, but they never compiled correctly even after I set up the includes. Ok, there are Windows builds now provided by AM Infra.

[ph]

Ok, there are Windows builds now provided by AM Infra.

Link?

[asherkin]

Link?

They're linked in the SteamWorks OP, don't be lazy.

[eliteroyal]

where 0.8.3 version, fkn drives me crazy already looking for that link, need for linux css??