Open Tyaap opened 4 years ago
I currently have a workaround, which is to register the URI scheme like this:
client.RegisterUriScheme(executable: "explorer steam://rungameid/212480")
huh what a strange bug.
Im not entirely sure if its a steam install issue or this library issue, as correctly installed paths should use \
instead of /
for the directory separator.
Your fix is certainly interesting and im not entirely sure what it is doing.
I have the same problem. Do you guys have a discord server for support?
I have the same problem. Do you guys have a discord server for support?
No, this github is the best place to get support. Can you provide the location that your steam directory is installed under?
I have the same problem. Do you guys have a discord server for support?
No, this github is the best place to get support. Can you provide the location that your steam directory is installed under?
For me it's under C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam . The game is installed a different folder under a different hard drive.
I mainly just want to pass in this command "steam://joinlobby/{SteamAppID}/{LobbyID}/{UserID}". For now I've manually setup a button to which has that command as the URL and it works if you click on it, but I want the same for the Join/Request to Join feature inside of Discord. Currently nothing happens when trying to send that over to the Register.
Did this ever get fixed?
idk, as i know owner is AFK idk
To Reproduce I am using a Steam app ID to register a URI scheme, like this:
client.RegisterUriScheme(steamAppID: "212480")
Expected behavior The app should launch when e.g. clicking a join link through Discord, but it does not.
Desktop
Additional context I have narrowed down the cause of the problem: The URI generated in WindowsUriSchemeCreator.cs is retrieving the Steam exe location from
Software\\Valve\\Steam\\SteamExe
in the registry. In my case it retrievedc:/Program Files (x86)/Steam/steam.exe
. Windows seems to misinterpretc:/
and fails to execute the URI command. I manually replaced this withc:\
using Regedit and the URI command was able to execute.