public void InitClient()
{
this.Self = SteamInternal.CreateInterface(this.InterfaceName);
if (this.Self == IntPtr.Zero)
{
HSteamUser hSteamUser = SteamAPI.GetHSteamUser();
this.Self = SteamInternal.FindOrCreateUserInterface(hSteamUser, this.InterfaceName);
}
if (this.Self == IntPtr.Zero)
{
throw new Exception(String.Concat("Couldn't find interface ", this.InterfaceName));
}
this.VTable = Marshal.ReadIntPtr(this.Self, 0);
if (this.Self == IntPtr.Zero)
{
throw new Exception(String.Concat("Invalid VTable for ", this.InterfaceName));
}
this.InitInternals();
SteamClient.WatchInterface(this);
}
public void InitClient()
{
//
// There's an issue for us using FindOrCreateUserInterface on Rust.
// We have a different appid for our staging branch, but we use Rust's
// appid so we can still test with the live data/setup. The issue is
// if we run the staging branch and get interfaces using FindOrCreate
// then some callbacks don't work. I assume this is because these interfaces
// have already been initialized using the old appid pipe, but since I
// can't see inside Steam this is just a gut feeling. Either way using
// CreateInterface doesn't seem to have caused any fires, so we'll just use that.
//
//
// var pipe = SteamAPI.GetHSteamPipe();
//
Self = SteamInternal.CreateInterface(InterfaceName);
if (Self == IntPtr.Zero)
{
var user = SteamAPI.GetHSteamUser();
Self = SteamInternal.FindOrCreateUserInterface(user, InterfaceName);
}
if (Self == IntPtr.Zero)
{
throw new System.Exception($"Couldn't find interface {InterfaceName}");
}
VTable = Marshal.ReadIntPtr(Self, 0);
if (Self == IntPtr.Zero)
{
throw new System.Exception($"Invalid VTable for {InterfaceName}");
}
InitInternals();
SteamClient.WatchInterface(this);
}