[/td][/tr] [tr][td][b]orderid[/b][/td][td]uint64[/td][td][/td][td]Unique 64-bit ID for order.[/td][/tr] [tr][td][b]transid[/b][/td][td]uint64[/td][td][/td][td]Unique 64-bit Steam transaction ID.[/td][/tr] [/table] Query the status of an order that was previously created with [webapi]ISteamMicroTxn/InitTxn[/webapi]. …

([b]OK[/b] or [b]Failure[/b]) [*] [code-inline]params[/code-inline] [list] [*] [code-inline]orderid[/code-inline] - Unique 64-bit ID for order. [*] [code-inline]transid[/code-inline] - Unique 64-bit Steam transaction ID. [*] [code-inline]steamid[/code-inline] - The Steam ID of user that the order/transaction belongs to. [*] [code-inline]status[/code-inline] - Status of the order. …

With those in mind, here are some best practices: [list] [*][b]Less Can Be More[/b]: You have more space here, but don't forget: the more you write, the less likely a customer will read all of it. Avoid long paragraphs or 'walls of text.' [*][b]Make it Skimmable[/b]: Consider bolding your key features or section headers using the provided formatting tools. …

If you are running under the debugger and stop the process, the clock might not advance the full wall clock time that has elapsed between calls. If the process is not blocked from normal operation, the timestamp values will track wall clock time, even if you don't call the function frequently. …

This should be sent as a [code-inline]key=<your key here>[/code-inline] parameter with the requests. [h4]Store the order[/h4] Store each order for later reference in your system. Use a unique 64-bit Order ID to reference the transactions within Steam. …

The response key that carries these values is usually called [code-inline]status[/code-inline]. [list] [*] [code-inline]Init[/code-inline] - Order has been created but not authorized by user. [*] [code-inline]Approved[/code-inline] - Order has been approved by user. [*] [code-inline]Succeeded[/code-inline] - Order has been successfully processed. [*] [code-inline]Failed[/code-inline] - Order has failed or been denied. [*] [code-inline]Refunded[/code-inline] - Order has been refunded and product should be revoked by the game. …

This wizard steps through a series of screens to help you build a well-rounded tag profile for your title. The wizard also provides an opportunity to order your title's tags for weighting purposes. Many tags can be applied to your game, but only the top 20 are visible to users and used by Steam to influence visibility of your title in the store. …

Tags are ordered on your game page by the amount of weight each has on your game, as a result of your own sorting in the Tag Wizard. This can be modified over time as a number of players apply particular tags to your game. …

Here are the things you'll need to think about: [olist] [*][b]Organize past versions[/b] - The order of your build versions (a.k.a. beta branches) is key! Start by organizing past versions of your game, setting and keeping a deliberate order to your beta branches. To do this, you will need to order your Steam branches on the Steamworks site by visiting the SteamPipe > Builds page. From there you can re-order the branches you've created from oldest to newest. …

Without any other changes, all owned depots are mounted by default in the order listed. The depot's name can be anything and is not part of the mounting rules. The depot order defines the mounting order, and files in depots that were mounted later override files in depots that were listed earlier. Thus the first depot in the list has the lowest priority. To change the depot order, you can drag and drop the depot entries around. To change fields, just click them. The UI of the [b]Depots[/b] page allows you to configure 4 different requirements. …

[subsection]Bundle list on your store page[/subsection] Up to three bundles can appear on your game's store page, appearing just below your other purchase options. [b]Default order[/b] - By default, bundles are ordered by price starting with the least expensive bundle for the user viewing the page. [b]Overriding the order[/b] - The game developer can override the order that bundles appear by pinning one or more bundles via the store page editor. …

Yes, please check out the new [url=https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/store/application/bundles/collaborative]Collaborative Bundles[/url] feature. [*][b]Q. Can I change the display order of the packages included in the bundle?[/b] A. Yes, you can drag and drop the order of the packages in your bundle to change the order in which they are displayed on the bundle store page. [*][b]Q. …

It is guaranteed that reliable messages to the same host on the same channel will be be received by the remote host (if they are received at all) exactly once, and in the same order that they were sent. NO other order guarantees exist! In particular, unreliable messages may be dropped, received out of order with respect to each other and with respect to reliable data, or may be received multiple times. …

(You can use [api]GetSessionConnectionInfo[/api] to get the details.) In order to acknowledge the broken session and start a new one, you must call [api]CloseSessionWithUser[/api], or you may repeat the call with k_nSteamNetworkingSend_AutoRestartBrokenSession. …

[section]Overview[/section] Steam supports persistent leaderboards with automatically ordered entries. These leaderboards can be used to display global and friend leaderboards in your game and on your community webpage. Each Steamworks title can create up to 10,000 leaderboards, and each leaderboard can be retrieved immediately after a player's score has been inserted. …

If there is no name entered, the leaderboard will not appear. [*]Sort Method - Set the order for the leaderboard sorting. For positional based leaderboards, use Ascending. For high-score, use Descending. [*]Display Type - Determines the types of data to be displayed with the leaderboard. …

[/list][section]Installation/use of SteamVR in an environment without internet access[/section] Many enterprise or government users are unable to use the Steam client to access the SteamVR Runtime, particularly due to restricted internet access behind corporate firewalls or on PCs without any internet connection. In order to address this issue you can download one initial copy of the SteamVR Runtime onto a PC with full internet access and then copy it manually onto the target PC(s). …

Copy this entire directory onto a portable medium of your choice (e.g. a USB thumb drive) and copy it again onto the target PC that does not have access to the internet. [*]In order to run SteamVR you should start the file "vrstartup.exe" [*]SteamVR should now be running on the new PC and support any application that is built using the OpenVR SDK, the SteamVR Unity Plugin or the VR tools within Unreal Engine. …

([apitype]steamnetworkingtypes::SteamNetworkingMessage_t[/apitype]::m_nConnUserData might also be useful.) Delivery order of messages among different connections will usually match the order that the last packet was received which completed the message. …

Usually you will call this function once, near the start of the connection, perhaps after exchanging a few messages. [*] To assign all lanes the same priority, you may use pLanePriorities=NULL. [*] If you wish all lanes with the same priority to share bandwidth equally (or if no two lanes have the same priority value, and thus priority values are irrelevant), you may use pLaneWeights=NULL [*] Priorities and weights determine the order that messages are SENT on the wire. There are NO GUARANTEES on the order that messages are RECEIVED! Due to packet loss, out-of-order delivery, and subtle details of packet serialization, messages might still be received slightly out-of-order! …

[docimg=live_stream_widget.png]live_stream_widget.png[/docimg] [subsection]Prioritization order[/subsection] When a person visits your sale page, the Broadcast player will choose a livestream to show based on the following logic: [olist] [*] Broadcasts from Steam accounts explicitly added on the "Broadcast" tab and set to priority "Primary" [*] Broadcasts from either of these sources: [list] [*] Steam accounts explicitly added on the "Broadcast" tab and set to priority "Featured" [*] Broadcasts who have a current live slot in the Event Schedule widget (if a schedule widget is included in the sales events) are treated as equal to "Featured" above [doclink=marketing/event_tools/sales/sections#schedule]Learn more about the event schedule sale section.…

This at least provides a fair distribution of viewers. The capsules are presented in descending order by priority bucket and by viewer count within each priority bucket. …

. [*] Activating an action set layer that is already active will not change its order in the stack. [*] Deactivating an action set layer, and then activating it, will set it to the top of the stack. [*] Calling [apitype]ISteamInput::ActivateActionSetLayer[/apitype] is cheap and can be safely called repeatedly (but see callout below) [callout=red] [h3]Careful with multiple layers!…

The last layer applied will override any conflicting information that came before, so take special care to apply them in the correct order. Your code could easily have race conditions or other subtle timing bugs that could swap the order. Action set layers are intended for narrow use cases and a good practice is to apply and remove them only on specific game state changes. …

. [*][b]Export filtered packages[/b] - You can apply filters to the visible grid of packages in order to export a subset of packages. This can be useful if you wish to focus on a subset of your packages, say for just one game or franchise. …

Here are a couple of helpful tips to keep in mind: [list] [*][b]Reorder columns[/b] - You can change the order of columns without breaking the upload. Just make sure the first row in your file always has the right currency name for each column. [*][b]Removing rows or columns[/b] - You can remove rows or columns from the spreadsheet with two exceptions: [list] [*]Don't remove the first row. …

[docimg=sectionType_Broadcast.jpg]sectionType_Broadcast.jpg[/docimg] [section=schedule]Event Schedule[/section] This can be used to display events scheduled during the selected times by any game listed on your page. The events that appear are ordered by their start time. If multiple events start at the same time then their order is random. If there is an active event with type 'livestream', that game's broadcast will take priority in the broadcast player at 'Featured' priority. …

You can display these games using various layouts (carousel, list, grid, etc.). [/list] [b]Game Ordering:[/b] [list] [*]Based on user interest, determined by revenue or wishlists. [*]For upcoming games, wishlist-based ordering is recommended since revenue data may not yet exist. …

[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Cycle Binding[/td][td]On, Off[/td][td]Cycle bindings will make this activator cycle through each of its bindings in order each time it is activated. Order is determined by the order they were selected in the button binding process.[/td][/tr] [/table] Here's a description of the various activation types: [table] [tr][th]Activation Type[/th][th]Description[/th][/tr] [tr][td]Regular Press[/td][td]Regular Press Activator is the default type. …

[section=FrameCompatibilityChecklist]Frame Compatibility Checklist[/section] [subsection]Form Factor Requirements[/subsection] While Steam Frame is a fully-functional PC, we anticipate the most common use cases will be different from a standard desktop. In order to receive the [docimg=verified_18.png]Verified badge[/docimg] [b]Verified[/b] badge, you need to meet all of the following criteria, aimed at helping customers feel comfortable playing your game on Frame. …

The default controller configuration must provide users with the ability to access all content. Players must not need to adjust any in-game settings in order to enable controller support or this configuration. [*][b]controller glyphs[/b]: when using Steam Frame's physical controls, on-screen glyphs must either match Frame button names, or match Xbox 360/One button names. …

You can then select a space here on your homepage to display all your public lists. The lists will display here in the order you set for your lists in your list management interface. [section]"Multiplayer" Section[/section] [docimg=multiplayer_tag_01.jpg]multiplayer_tag_01.jpg[/docimg] This multiplayer section is achieved by selecting "Multiplayer" as a tag so that the section automatically populates with all the game's Valve has made that are tagged with "Multiplayer". …

This section will then automatically populate with the titles we've made, sorted in order of revenue. [section]Customized Tags[/section] [docimg=custom_tags_01.jpg]custom_tags_01.jpg[/docimg] You can also customize the tags that are shown in the left-most column of your tabbed area. …

For more info on how to use the Steamworks Web API please see the [doclink=webapi_overview][/doclink]. [section=RankedByPublicationOrder]RankedByPublicationOrder[/section] [code=http]POST https://partner.steam-api.com/ISteamPublishedItemSearch/RankedByPublicationOrder/v1/[/code] [table] [tr][th]Name[/th][th]Type[/th][th]Required[/th][th]Description[/th][/tr] [tr][td][b]key[/b][/td][td]string[/td][td]✔[/td][td]Steamworks Web API publisher authentication key.…