[KyleS]

Originally Posted by ImACow Thanks! I'm trying to figure out how this GC stuff works. SteamWorks_GCSendMessage(unMsgType, const char[] pubData, cubData) Logging it: SteamWorks_GCSendMessage(%i, %s, %i)", unMsgType, pubData, cubData gives the following result: SteamWorks_GCSendMessage(-2147474495, Á#, 14) and SteamWorks_GCMsgAvailable Is returning SteamWorks_GCMsgAvailable(4614) SteamWorks_GCMsgAvailable(22) SteamWorks_GCMsgAvailable(147) SteamWorks_GCMsgAvailable(2670) SteamWorks_GCMsgAvailable(826) SteamWorks_GCMsgAvailable(147) SteamWorks_GCMsgAvailable(22) The numbers represent a certain message from an enum. Is there a way to get more details ?

It's not a string, it's a byte buffer.

[ImACow]

Can I turn this into something readable ?

What about references of the values:

SteamWorks_GCMsgAvailable(4614)
SteamWorks_GCMsgAvailable(22)
SteamWorks_GCMsgAvailable(147)
SteamWorks_GCMsgAvailable(2670)
SteamWorks_GCMsgAvailable(826)
SteamWorks_GCMsgAvailable(147)
SteamWorks_GCMsgAvailable(22)

[VoiDeD]

Originally Posted by ImACow Can I turn this into something readable ? What about references of the values: SteamWorks_GCMsgAvailable(4614) SteamWorks_GCMsgAvailable(22) SteamWorks_GCMsgAvailable(147) SteamWorks_GCMsgAvailable(2670) SteamWorks_GCMsgAvailable(826) SteamWorks_GCMsgAvailable(147) SteamWorks_GCMsgAvailable(22)

The values can depend on the game. There's a few shared values between games, but the higher the msgtype the more likely it's a game-specific message.

For tf: https://github.com/SteamDatabase/Gam...r/Protobufs/tf

[ImACow]

None of the number I get in CSGO match any of those CSGO numbers in the protobufs? :/

[KyleS]

Originally Posted by ImACow None of the number I get in CSGO match any of those CSGO numbers in the protobufs? :/

Those numbers you're seeing are for the entire msg size. You'd need to read the first N (4?) bytes to get the msg id, then go from there. It's an arguably mean API, since there's no way to push this buffer into a protobuf msg in pawn (atleast at the time of this writing).

[Doulos]

I am getting this error with the sourcemod-1.8.0-git5967-windows:

[SM] Unable to load extension "SteamWorks.ext": Could not find interface: INativeInterface

If I dial back to sourcemod-1.7.3-git5317-windows I get no error.

[asherkin]

You need a less ancient version of SteamWorks.

[Doulos]

I took the most recent windows version that was posted here in these forums.

[versatile_bfg]

Originally Posted by Doulos I took the most recent windows version that was posted here in these forums.

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

Get the latest from here.

[Doulos]

Thank-you.