I found a copy of libsteam_api.so on my system from 2013 (shipped with Half Life) and interestingly it contains a SteamUserStats function, while a 2019 copy doesn't. (Note that the Python code you're referencing is from 2015). In fact the list of functions exported in the 2013 API looks very different. Throw that Python code away and do things the proper way: using a C wrapper.
TeeEmCee wrote:I found a copy of libsteam_api.so on my system from 2013 (shipped with Half Life) and interestingly it contains a SteamUserStats function, while a 2019 copy doesn't. (Note that the Python code you're referencing is from 2015). In fact the list of functions exported in the 2013 API looks very different. Throw that Python code away and do things the proper way: using a C wrapper.
That explains it. Thanks!
So I will need either an older version or a c wrapper.
I will try both and see what's better.
Seems to me that you concentrate on the wrong issue, the name of a procedure,
rather than the FUNCTIONALTY, it provides ...
I'm petty certain that, the functonality has either been removed (irrevocable) or,
is implemented under a new (different) name.
If doing something new, one should aim to be current, by using currend API.
(otherwise you are likely to do it again, soon)
It seems the functionality have been reimplemented in a way that it only works on C++ now.
Well, older versions of the library should still work, because old games still ship with it.
The game I'm publishing on steam is like 7 years old, so nothing new around here. :)
If I can get it to do everything I need, I see no reason to use the latest version.
If it works I will post the results.
type steam_stats_type as any ptr
dim shared steam_stats as steam_stats_type
steam_stats=SteamUserStats() 'steam_api version 1.35a
SteamAPI_ISteamUserStats_SetAchievement(steam_stats, "TEST") 'name of your achievement here
SteamAPI_ISteamUserStats_StoreStats(steam_stats)
