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Graphical interface for SteamCMD
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SteamCMD-GUI in C#? #11

Closed alexjorgef closed 5 years ago

alexjorgef commented 9 years ago

You never thought of developing the software, but in C # ? I made a small replica of the code in C # to be able to test and play other personal features. You think you need any help or there is any to do list in the current version of this software?

Alex

AndrSator commented 9 years ago

This is my first program and how I started learning, I don't have knowledge of C#. Here is a ToDo list.

I have this project abandoned, so you can improve it as you want always you credit me. One thing I always wanted to do is a usable console, but I don't know how to use sockets, here you can find some info.

Captnwalker1 commented 9 years ago

I definitely agree this would be more usable if ported to C#, I might work on this in my spare time.

I've done RCON in PHP before and it definitely is not easy. At least there are many C# libraries for things, https://github.com/SteamRE/SteamKit could be used for getting a list of games and appids from the store.

supermorph commented 7 years ago

i know barely little on vb, ive had a dabble here and there, but i did notice something, wether its as simple as it explains, it is a vb to c# converter (also does vice versa)

http://converter.telerik.com/

my thoughts was, if this was somehow doable, i tested one of your files contents, and pasted it in, it did produce something different, so i can attest something is happening, wether its usable is a different matter entirely.

would be wonderful to use this to make a 'starting point' code output, or something that can be used to make a port to linux etc (probably something very difficult id guess)

theres already that microsoft tool on linux, so i reckon it could be made easier,

does this sound viable chaps?
reason i ask is because im making a dedicated server at home, and wanted a way to utilise what you have done so far, but on ubuntu 16.04,
(banging my head against the wall with systemd service for garrysmod lol)