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Can't build with Steamworks SDK about docker HOT 3 CLOSED

game-ci commented on August 16, 2024

Can't build with Steamworks SDK

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bryding commented on August 16, 2024 3

I solved it. The docker container is running in linux. The Facepunch.Steamworks.Posix dll is pointed at macos instead of linux in the Editor settings. Select this dll in the Unity editor, click the icon corresponding to Editor settings, and switch it from Macos to linux.

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zh99998 commented on August 16, 2024

seems it using unity PluginImporter in .meta file to deal with platform-specific things.
in the document:

Unity Config
We have included the Unity .meta files in the zip file, so everything should be set up. The dlls should be assigned to the right platforms and should copy the dlls to the right locations on build.

I wonder the build environment breaks this.

Facepunch.Steamworks.Win64.dll.meta

fileFormatVersion: 2
guid: b3ad7ccc15f481747842885a21b7b4ab
PluginImporter:
  externalObjects: {}
  serializedVersion: 2
  iconMap: {}
  executionOrder: {}
  defineConstraints: []
  isPreloaded: 0
  isOverridable: 0
  isExplicitlyReferenced: 0
  validateReferences: 1
  platformData:
  - first:
      '': Any
    second:
      enabled: 0
      settings:
        Exclude Editor: 0
        Exclude Linux: 1
        Exclude Linux64: 1
        Exclude LinuxUniversal: 1
        Exclude OSXUniversal: 1
        Exclude Win: 1
        Exclude Win64: 0
  - first:
      Any: 
    second:
      enabled: 1
      settings: {}
  - first:
      Editor: Editor
    second:
      enabled: 1
      settings:
        CPU: x86_64
        DefaultValueInitialized: true
        OS: Windows
  - first:
      Facebook: Win
    second:
      enabled: 0
      settings:
        CPU: None
  - first:
      Facebook: Win64
    second:
      enabled: 0
      settings:
        CPU: AnyCPU
  - first:
      Standalone: Linux
    second:
      enabled: 0
      settings:
        CPU: None
  - first:
      Standalone: Linux64
    second:
      enabled: 0
      settings:
        CPU: None
  - first:
      Standalone: LinuxUniversal
    second:
      enabled: 0
      settings:
        CPU: None
  - first:
      Standalone: OSXUniversal
    second:
      enabled: 0
      settings:
        CPU: None
  - first:
      Standalone: Win
    second:
      enabled: 0
      settings:
        CPU: None
  - first:
      Standalone: Win64
    second:
      enabled: 1
      settings:
        CPU: AnyCPU
  - first:
      Windows Store Apps: WindowsStoreApps
    second:
      enabled: 0
      settings:
        CPU: AnyCPU
  userData: 
  assetBundleName: 
  assetBundleVariant:

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bryding commented on August 16, 2024

@zh99998 I'm having the same problem. Did you ever solve this?

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