This is done by opening Game Options > Main in the Asset Browser and replacing the default 0 with your own game's genuine Steam ID number. Now that you have Steam set up correctly you'll need to configure your GameMaker game to know about Steam. Point the Steamworks SDK Location field to where you previously extracted this to:Īnd that's it for "installing Steam", as you only need do this once for your GameMaker user on that machine. Within GameMaker, open your Preferences and navigate to Platform Settings and the Steam tab.
We recommend simply C:\SteamworksSDK\ or something which perhaps reminds you which SDK version it is, but still keeping the path short. It's strongly advised you put it in a short path location which is easy to reach, as you'll need to access this for multiple things later in this tutorial.
ACCESSING CONTROLLER CONFIGS FOR STEAM ON MAC DOWNLOAD
Once the download has finished, you'll need to extract it to a location which GameMaker can point to. Once you know which version you need, open and start downloading the correct version. This information can be found on our Required SDKs page. NOTE: If you have not yet registered with Steamworks, please see the official Steamworks siteĪs different GameMaker Studio 2 expect specific SDK versions for all external tools, you'll need to make sure that you are using the correct version of the Steamworks SDK. Now that you have your Steamworks Partner account and your application all set up, you'll need to obtain the Steamworks SDK.
0 kommentar(er)
