[/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. …

Or use this link: https://partner.steamgames.com/pub/users [*]Hover over the row with the user you wish to apply the permission to and click the edit symbol on the far right. [*]In the pop-up dialog, tic the box for "Receive Steamworks Communication" and click save. [*]This will send an invitation to the user. The user will need to click the button in the email and confirm their email address in order to start receiving emails. …

You'll need to bundle the Windows debug runtime with your game when you upload it to your developer kit, and Visual Studio & remote debugging tools running on your Windows development box. [callout]This feature is still under development. Please leave any feedback / issues on the [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/steamworks/discussions/27/]Steam Deck Developer Forums[/url]. …

Currently the devkit will search for the installed debugging tools from Visual Studio 2019 and Visual Studio 2017. In order to have the remote debugging tools available, when you install Visual Studio, be sure to include a development Workload like the "Desktop development with C++" [docimg=VirtualBox_Win_10_05_08_2021_18_05_44.png]VirtualBox_Win_10_05_08_2021_18_05_44.png[/docimg] [section]Usage[/section] [subsection]Vulkan Examples[/subsection] The project [url=https://gitlab.steamos.cloud/jupiter/vulkan-examples]Vulkan Examples[/url] is a good starting point for getting used to remotely debug games uploaded to the Steam Deck or Steam Machine. …

Like Steam Deck Verified, the Steam Frame Standalone Verified program focuses on the experience customers will have with the device out-of-the-box in standalone mode. The criteria are similar as well: the default graphics configuration needs to perform well, text and UI elements need to be clear and legible on the built-in display, and the default controller configuration needs to work well with the Steam Frame Controllers. …

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. …

Most APIs are already supported by Proton, and most games work out of the box. We're continuing to improve Proton compatibility, and our goal is to get as close to full coverage as possible. To test your game’s Proton compatibility, you will need a Linux environment. …

For the Epic Online Services version of EAC, see instructions [url=https://dev.epicgames.com/docs/services/en-US/GameServices/AntiCheat/index.html#linuxwine/protonsupport]here[/url]. For the Kamu version of EAC, follow these steps in order: [olist] [*]Go into the SDK Configuration settings menu on the EAC partner site and enable Linux as a client platform. [*]Go into the Client Module Releases menu on the EAC partner site, choose the Unix platform, and activate a module. …

fromsteam=1&cartid=BA13522FE31&result=[RESULT]&orderid=[ORDERID]&steamid=[STEAMID]&name=[USERNAME]&cc=[CURRENCY]&auth=[AUTH]"> <input type="hidden" name="auth" value="9a38954f503bf38a16024a9ae9328e8fa780f5be"> <input type="hidden" name="lang" value="en"> <input type="image" src="checkout.png" alt="Checkout"> </form> [/code] [list] [*] appid - is your App ID number. [*] cart - is item definition index numbers separated by commas, with optional xN or *N quantity suffix. Order does not matter. Duplicates are treated as additional quantity. [*] total - is the expected total cost of the cart. Checkout will fail if this does not match. …

Optional substitution fields described below. [*] auth - is the HMAC-SHA1 authentication code computed from the five preceding values in order, separated by newlines, using your Itemcart Secret Key. See sample PHP at end of document. Your secret key is visible from the Economy tab of your app's Steamworks configuration page. [*] lang - is an optional ICU language code ('en' for English) that sets the default language on the checkout page. …

[subsection]Enabling a separate store page on a released demo[/subsection] If your demo is already live and you choose to enable the separate store page for it, you'll find there are a few additional required fields that you weren't required to fill out in order to set your demo live initially. Once you select the box to enable your store page and hit save, you'll find that the store checklist has reappeared on your demo landing page and notes any missing content. …

[/b] Demos can display on a base game's store page in two different ways: [list] [*]a more subtle option in the right-hand side bar of the base game's store page. [*]a more prominent green box in the center of the base game's store page. [/list] You can toggle those display options manually. In your base game's Edit Store Page section, select the Special Settings tab and scroll down to Associated Demos to see these options. …

If you need the overlay enabled, you can do so by: [list] [*]Making sure your Steam account has the Edit App Metadata permission [*]Navigate from the App's landing page to > Edit Steamworks Settings > Installation tab > General Installation [*]Check box for Enable Steam Overlay for Application [*]Publish [/list] [/callout] [section=activating]Activating the overlay from your app[/section] There are a set of functions in the Steamworks API that give you direct access to triggering the game overlay. …

If you don’t find anything that way there may be a more general memory corruption issue. If these always occur on shutdown then it’s likely a shutdown ordering issue with the game not cleaning up as it shuts down. If after debugging the app is still crashing in the overlay, please notify us in the [url=steamcommunity.com/groups/steamworks/discussion]Steamworks Development Group[/url]. …

[subsection]Early Access Store Page[/subsection] If you are releasing in Early Access, you will need to check the box under the Early Access tab and answer all the questions in that section. You can check out the [doclink=store/earlyaccess][/doclink] documentation for more specific information about Early Access on Steam. …

[/list] [/list] [subsection]Under "Special Settings" Tab[/subsection] [list][*]Pinned Bundles - Manage the order of the first bundles that appear on your store page - [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/steamworks/announcements/detail/4592070813172257798 ]More Info[/url] [*] Related Games that you make - Control which developer, publisher, or franchise is highlighted below each game’s written description - [url=https://store.steampowered.com/news/group/4145017/view/4578559379959234050]More Info[/url] [*] Feature a DLC - Highlight one item of DLC at the top of the DLC list in a bigger way - [url=https://store.steampowered.com/news/group/4145017/view/4578559379959234050]More Info[/url] [/list] [section]Store Beta Mode[/section] When you are initially creating your store page, or when editing an existing store page, you can see most of your changes in beta mode before making those changes public. …

[docimg=Editions_PackageSelect.jpg]Editions_PackageSelect.jpg[/docimg] Click the boxes to select editions of your game. By doing so, these packages will be displayed above other purchase options on your page that don’t contain the base game. …

There are more appropriate spots on Steam to show this information and this information can quickly become outdated. [*]Keep the asset as simple and easy to understand as possible. Avoid including unnecesary box art or key art. Keep in mind that due to the image size small text may be difficult to read. [*]Avoid including developer logos or unnecessary art [*]Remove unnecessary legal text. …

Then, in step 3, paste all the file IDs for your configurations into the box, separated by the comma character (,) characters. The first one on the list will be considered the highest priority, and will be picked by default for new players. …

[docimg=steamworks_steam_input_optin_settings.png]steamworks_steam_input_optin_settings.png[/docimg] Checking these boxes will cause those controller types to make use of Steam Input rather than their standard gamepad input protocols. [subsection]Updating your official configurations[/subsection] There are two ways to update your configuration. …

Please use the key art and logo that is being used for any retail boxes or marketing. Do not include quotes or other strings of text beyond the title of your game. The art should immediately tell the customer something important about your product. …

For best results, use the logo that is being used for any retail boxes or marketing. You’ll want to ensure the logo is both visible and legible against the hero graphic background. The PNG image should have a transparent background. …

[b]Design:[/b] For best results, please use the key art and logo that is being used for any retail boxes or marketing. The art used for them should immediately tell the customer something important about the game. It should be graphically-centric and give the user some sense of the game-play. …

For best results, please use the same artwork that you use for any retail box or marketing and make sure the logo is clearly legible. [b]Size:[/b] 707px x 232px …

v=PShS32hcing [section]Building and Testing[/section] For general help with building depots and preparing content, please see [doclink=sdk/uploading][/doclink] [olist] [*] In the Steamworks Settings for your application, create [doclink=store/application/depots]depots[/doclink] for the new operating systems in the Creating & Adding Depots section (under the "SteamPipe" tab>Depots). Save this change. [b]NOTE:[/b] Don't check the boxes under [b]Supported Operating Systems[/b] on the General Application Settings tab yet, that will be done when you're ready to release. [*] Create a Steam build for these new depots. [*] Set that build to a beta branch with a password. [*] Update your autogrant package to contain these new depots so Steam will let you download the files. …

You can see all packages associated with your application on the [url=https://partner.steamgames.com/apps/associated/]Associated Packages & DLC[/url] page. [*] In the [url=https://partner.steamgames.com/apps/view/]Steamworks Settings for your app[/url], check the appropriate operating system boxes under [b]Supported Operating Systems[/b]. [*] Edit your store page and check the appropriate operating system boxes on the Basic Info tab. [*] Then scroll down and enter the corresponding system requirements. …

In your project’s DefaultGame.ini, add the following to disable the built-in runtime-provided VRS provider: [code] [/Script/OpenXRHMD.OpenXRHMDSettings] bIsFBFoveationEnabled=false [/code] There are a few other CVars that can be modified in settings or runtime order to tweak the performance and characteristics of foveated rendering: [list] [*][b]xr.VRS.SteamFrame.FoveationLevel[/b] - When greater than 0, foveation will be enabled. …

[/i] [section]Dynamic Resolution[/section] The Steam Frame Unreal Engine integration also supports Dynamic Resolution, which allows the runtime to request that Unreal runs at a specific resolution in order to balance framerate and visual quality. When enabled, the runtime will suggest a maximum resolution to Unreal, which will allocate a render target of that size. …

[/olist] For example, you can turn on the Bulk Move mode, use the search box to filter achievements by api name, then click the checkbox in the column headers to select all visible achievements in a group to move. …

These notes are ignored when you upload the file. [*] Drag your [code-inline].csv[/code-inline] and [code-inline].png[/code-inline] files onto the upload box, or click [b]Select Files...[/b]. You can upload multiple files at once. [*] Review the [b]Uploaded Files[/b] list for any errors. …

[section]Steamworks printed materials examples[/section] The following is available for you to use as an example when printing instructions for printed Steamworks materials. For instance, a card insert for a retail box copy, or a printed Steam key for promotional distribution at a live event. See the Steam Subscriber Agreement (SSA) section above for localized versions of the required text. [docimg=SteamPhysicalKeyExample.png]SteamPhysicalKeyExample.png[/docimg] Steamworks boxed game [docfile=SteamDiscInsertExample.pdf]quick start guide[/docfile] …

You will find a dropdown menu which will allow you to select a minimum amount under which your payments will be held. [callout]In order to change your banking, including the payment hold threshold, you will need [url=https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/gettingstarted/managing_users#5]Actual Authority[/url] rights. …

[callout]If you would like to receive your tax reporting (1099-MISC, 1042-S) electronically, it is necessary for you to consent to this. Please check the box to consent to electronic reporting in the Tax Information section of your partner account.[/callout] [/list] [section]Additional Revenue Share[/section] [list] [*] [b]Q. …

. [*]If you have more than one purchase option, you will be prompted to pick which of your purchase options (and price) you wish your widget to display. [*]You will also see a box that is pre-populated with the first part of your product description. You can edit this to say whatever you want about your product. [*]Hit "Create Widget". [*]You will now see a preview of your widget along with the HTML, which you will need to copy and paste into your website or blog where you wish to display it. …

[/b] Critical content should be placed within the template safe area indicated by the 940-pixel-wide lime green box. The artwork can bleed out to the sides and down the page as desired. For example, you can run the background artwork at 1789 pixels width with a gradient fade to a solid color on the sides and bottom and then set the page background color to match this solid color in Steamworks. …

[b]Q. Do I need to publish the announcement portion of the event in order to make my sale page live?[/b] A. Yes, you need to hit the 'publish' button in order for your sale landing page to become publicly visible, and the announcement will also go public at the same time. …