Any news on a new release?

[Svartskogen]

The last official release is 3 years old already, and I need to use some of the new API, is there maybe a guide on how to compile and bundle the necessary stuff to use the latest changes on my project?

[Consumedgrub2]

I had the same question until I just did more research on their wiki. Instructions are here: https://wiki.facepunch.com/steamworks/#howtobuildfrommasterbranch

[MoctezumaDev]

Talking about building from master I had issues with VS 2019 and .Net 6... I had to remove it and lef net46 as the target framework. Same for C# I had to chang the language from 10 to 8...

I also had other issue with this line

if (ename.StartsWith($"k_E{name}"))
    ename = ename[(name.Length + 3)..];

I had to change it to this to make it work

if (ename.StartsWith($"k_E{name}"))
{
    // Using substring to achieve the same effect as range syntax
    ename = ename.Substring(name.Length + 3);
}

I think it would be nicer to have a way to add it to the unity package manager just like steamworks.net do...

[achimmihca]

Building manually is cumbersome.

• Are there maybe any forks with a more recent release?
• Are there efforts to automate the build (e.g. GitHub Actions)?

Notably, I am interested in the events from this commit

[xzbobzx]

This bit in the README file is really funny, considering the latest release is now 4 years old.

I agree with the sentiment that building manually is really cumbersome. Not everyone who needs a library is tech savvy enough to manually build that library and deal with any errors that plop up.

[marcospgp]

If anyone is interested, I wrote this library as a sort of practical example of how to use the steamworks SDK in Unity/C# in the most direct way possible: https://github.com/marcospgp/steamworksnt

Readme includes some general guidance on calling C++ libraries from C#.

[muzboz]

Looks exciting! Thanks for doing that. I'll check it out some time. :D

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