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1 hour ago, 4049_1572836826 said:

steam-user appLaunched event 

I hate to ask, but I'm not able to check it out, however what I think is going on is that accountData is only emitted every once in a while to a specific instance (as in steam), which I hope is not the case, is that solution working on every CS:GO startup? (Like even if I were to quit the game and log back in an instant)

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sorry, my bad, 

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A big object containing account data and some statistics including players in-game. Undefined until accountData is emitted.

csgo.on("accountData", (data) => {
console.log(data);
console.log("Data", csgo.accountData);
});

try: 

csgo.on("connectedToGC", () => {
console.log("Connected to GC");
csgo.requestPlayersProfile(client.steamID);
});
 
csgo.on("playersProfile", (data) => {
console.log(data);
});

I got on first logon from

csgo.on("accountData", data => 

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And second run nothing

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Edited by 4049_1572836826
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This is a known thing and it's on Valve's side, not the module's side. When you kill your Steam session then reconnect quickly after and launch CS:GO, sometimes the CS:GO GC doesn't fully realize that you actually disconnected so it doesn't realize that you reconnected, and it doesn't send you all the at-launch data.

The best way I've found to prevent this from happening is to make sure that you gracefully log off of Steam every time your bot shuts down using the logOff() method.

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8 hours ago, Dr. McKay said:

This is a known thing and it's on Valve's side, not the module's side. When you kill your Steam session then reconnect quickly after and launch CS:GO, sometimes the CS:GO GC doesn't fully realize that you actually disconnected so it doesn't realize that you reconnected, and it doesn't send you all the at-launch data.

The best way I've found to prevent this from happening is to make sure that you gracefully log off of Steam every time your bot shuts down using the logOff() method.

Thanks for the reply. Just in case, I'll ask anyway; isn't there a way to let GC know you closed CS? Eg something like user.gamesPlayed([]) or csgo.close()?

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client.sendToGC(appId, 4006, {}, Buffer.alloc(0)); // ClientHello

client.on("receivedFromGC", (appId, msgType, payload) => {
	if (msgType === 4004) {
    	// ClientWelcome
		client.sendToGC(appId, 9109, {}, Buffer.alloc(0)); // MatchmakingClient2GCHello
	else if (msgType === 9110) {
    	// MatchmakingGC2ClientHello
		// protoDecode CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingGC2ClientHello
		// This work correctly
 	}
})

Work for me. 

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9 hours ago, Arty said:

Alright, it seems I got it working.

user.gamesPlayed( [ ] );
user.logOff( );

While using user.logOff( ) as per @Dr. McKay seemed to work at times, having user.gamesPlayed( [ ] ); & user.logOff( ) seems to work all the time.

Yeah, this is right. gamesPlayed([]) before logOff works best, I'd forgotten about that step.

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