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My first question is, when you create a ticket in the request you have to add "members to match with", this is an array of json objects, how would i go about creating this json objects in UE4 BP's (an example blueprint would be greatly depreciated)? also what is the best way to get those member values? i looked around and found 2 nodes that might do the job "get play fab ID's from steam IDs" and a "make clientGetPlayfabIDsFromsSeamIDsRequest", using those is best practice or is there something that i am missing?

Second question is, after the other members join the match making ticket with "Join Matchmaking Ticket" node do i need to call "Get Matchmaking Ticket" periodically on the party members (not party leader) OR i can just pass the ticket result through the steam lobby and have the other members connect through that? that would save some api calls but can it have bad results some how? what is the recommended way to do this?

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I ended up using steam lobbies to pass the entity to the other party leader, the steam functions are "setLobbyMemberData" and "getLobbyMemberData", with your login result u can "getObjectField(Entity)" on the entitty token and THEN use the parse node from the playfab plugin.

After that just have your party leader get the values and use the "split" node from FString to get whatever info you need.

I already got the "Creator" key and matchmaking working with a single player i just need to understand what is the best way to get the other players into the array.

I am already using steam lobbies so a shared group would be redundant, i will just share through steam.

My issue is more of a "how to parse the data" i guess, correct me if i am wrong but this is how i am currently seeing things, i get the entity key from a player login - convert it to string - pass it through steam to the party leader, party leader receives the strings and transforms them into the array of json objects.

If this is correct, how do i transform the strings back to an array of json for the ticket?(first time using json)

Can i just pop those strings into "GetTitlePlayersFromMasterPlayerAccountIds" and retrive the nescessary json object?

Thank you.

the issue i face is when i'm trying to join a session (with another computer connected to the internet, with different steam account and same download region), the session is found, but upon joining, i just return to the lobby level instead of loading into the host's level.

the game is package as shippingmy defaultengine.ini is configuredthe steam overlay is showing (steam_appid.txt correctly placed in the Win64 directory of the build)i'm using the steam advanced session pluginthe host open the level using "?listen" option

It's a known bug that prevents connecting if you are using steam subsystem. The fix is supposed to be coming in the 5.3, so if you want to fix it yourself, it seems that building unreal from source and setting both VerifyNetSessionID and VerifyNetClientID to 0 in StatelessConnectHandlerComponent.cpp solves the problem and let you connect.

or by editing the engine source code and disabling the global variables there instead of using the console commands. This is a temporary fix though, because there is an issue with the system and Steam, but it should not be disabled because it gives additional security on UDP packets.

Hello,

the title says everything. After packaging the game it has no steam which leads to no overlay and the game crashing on steam calls with Fatal Error (no further description). I encounter some warnings while starting up the project for the first time and packaging it, stating that steam would be disabled, but all steam functions work flawless in standalone game.

This is the most detailed version of the error occuring when i starrt packaging:

The overlay should work just by enabling the OnlineSubsystemSteam plugin and editing the DefaultEngine.ini if you use the Epic launcher version of unreal.

If you use the Source version, you will need to add the Win32 and Win64 Steamworks dlls to the root of your Project: Engine\Binaries\ThirdParty\Steamworks\Steamv139\Win32 and

Engine\Binaries\ThirdParty\Steamworks\Steamv139\Win64

The tutorials you are following are pretty old though.

I want to use Steam in my project. It works on Windows, but on Mac the application crashes when trying to load Steam after I copy the sdk/redistributable_bin/osx32/libsteam_api.dylib from steamworks_sdk_132.zip to /Users/Shared/UnrealEngine/4.14/Engine/Binaries/Mac/UE4Editor.app/Contents/MacOS:

LogOnline:Display: STEAM: Loading Steam SDK 1.32 LogMac:Warning: dlopen failed: dlopen(/Users/Shared/UnrealEngine/4.14/Engine/Binaries/Mac/UE4Editor.app/Contents/MacOS/libsteam_api.dylib, 5): image not found LogOnline:Warning: STEAM: Steam SDK 1.32 libraries not present at or failed to load!

The unreal plugin should be configured by default to function with Houdini Engine Indie for Steam. But it is advised that you check the Houdini Engine Session settings under Project Settings > Plugins > Houdini Engine, and make sure that the Session Type, Session Port/Name and Autostart server value matches the one displayed by HARS.

After Houdini Engine Indie receives an update, you will need to manually update the plugin by copying the HoudiniEngine folder again to the Engine/Plugins/Runtime/ folder of your unreal engine install folder again.

The unity plug-in can be found in the engine/unity subfolders in your Houdini Engine Indie for Steam folder. To install the plug-in into your unity project, from the Unity menu, go to Assets > Import Package > Custom Package, and choose the HoudiniEngineUnity_v2_beta.unitypackage. Make sure all the files are selected (they should be by default), and select Import.

To manually install the Houdini Engine for Maya plugin, you first need to edit the plug-in's module file. Go to the engine/maya/maya20XX folder in your Houdini Engine Indie for Steam install folder. (20XX being the version of Maya you want to install the plugin for). Inside that folder, edit the module file, HoudiniEngine-Maya20XX with your favorite text editor. Replace the REPLACE_WITH_HFS values in the file by the path to your Houdini Engine Indie for Steam install path. Copy the edited module file to the Modules directory in your Maya installation directory.

Running the VIVE streaming hub alongside SteamVR works fine and i can use it to play games from the steam store using via my PC as well as to launch apps from unreal 5.0/5.1 using the SteamVR plugin inside unreal (which is depreciated)

but there seems to be no way to launch apps from unreal or get them running directly on the device using OpenXR ? it would help to know if I need to run the SteamVR app as well as VIVE streaming hub to launch OpenXR apps on the headset from inside unreal ? at least will help with debugging things.

I have tried the UE 5 project and plugin VIVE has hosted at the link below and they dont have any documentation, so its touch and go. The demo project is for UE 5.0 has the VIVE OpenXR plugin bundled inside it but it doesnt recognize the headset. the only way to get it to work is to turn on steam vr plugin...

also note that unreal also has a native openxr plugin - is it not supported ? is there any way to find out if i need to use the vive open xr plugin (as it only works with 5.0 not with 5.1) or can i use the unreal one ?

To tell the engine that we want to enable the voice chat features there are a few configuration files (.ini) that need to be changed. The files we need to change are DefaultGame.ini and DefaultEngine.ini. No additional software is needed to change these files. Notepad works fine.

Hello

i am going to add voice and text chat to my VR App, I am interested in your multiplayer Sample, are you using Steam for Voice Chat? Or only the Unreal engine? can o see the video/demo of this project?

Do the voice comms only work in a packaged/launched game?

Do only other players hear my voice?

Am I meant to hear playback?

Are there other steps if I want to connect with other players over steam?

Revealed exclusively with IGN, developer Fntastic has released a statement explaining that the game will shift to the advanced new engine, but also has to be delayed from its originally scheduled June 21 release.

"Feeling and understanding the great responsibility that we face, with enormous gratitude in our hearts, were pleased to announce that The Day Before is switching to the new Unreal Engine 5 technology! The transition to a more advanced and adapted open worlds engine, will make the gameplay of The Day Before even more fantastic.

Thank you for the great template, I just have a tiny issue and I wonder if you could help me, I have imported my city engine scene with datasmith (terrain), but I don't know if the terrain spans too large of an area. Once the terrain is loaded on the virtual table, I am unable to fully zoom out and see the full region. To be clear, I am trying to capture an area that spans the entire island of Oahu. Do you have any suggestions? I will appreciate any guidance.

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