if there is using command for it how do I refrence it?
Is there a using call for steamworks?Solved
using Steamworks;
You'd want to reference the Facepunch.Steamworks.dll if using an IDE.
You'd want to reference the Facepunch.Steamworks.dll if using an IDE.
so Steamworks.Gameserver doesnt work anymore?
Wulf
using Steamworks;
You'd want to reference the Facepunch.Steamworks.dll if using an IDE.
I'm fairly new to coding the server I rented doesnt have that dll is it normally renamed to steam_api64.dll? and if so where do I find the library for this... Usually when you create pluggins the dev will hand you a library list...
No, if you don't see Facepunch.Steamworks.dll, then your host is hiding it. You shouldn't be having to reference it manually though in a plugin, Oxide already does. If you want to download a DLL for local use, use SteamCMD and grab the server files locally.
No, if you don't see Facepunch.Steamworks.dll, then your host is hiding it. You shouldn't be having to reference it manually though in a plugin, Oxide already does. If you want to download a DLL for local use, use SteamCMD and grab the server files locally.
do you have a refrence library for oxide I can use? I cant seem to find a "list" and i dont really know how what an IDE is.
{I just looked it up do you reccomend one thats free?]
Visual Studio is what most use, and it's free. What you reference
So I'm being told the dlls are supposed to have .lib files with them for VS to refrence but... im not finding any.Chinchydo you have a refrence library for oxide I can use? I cant seem to find a "list" and i dont really know how what an IDE is.
{I just looked it up do you reccomend one thats free?]
No, that is not what you want. All of the references would be .dll.
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