armageddonapps/querymaster

querymaster's Issues

how do i use it and include it on my project

[BUG] CS2 Issue Retrieving PlayerInfo

It gets the correct number of players, but the actual player objects are malformed, except time I think.

I picked several random populated servers and the behaviour was consistent.

Older games still work as expected. Either CS2 isn't adhering to the Valve Query format, or they've got a modified version of it for CS2?

Code I used to check this, posting in case I'm misusing this utility.

string serverIp = "23.88.73.61";
ushort serverPort = 27015;

using var server = ServerQuery.GetServerInstance(EngineType.Source, serverIp, serverPort);
var players = server.GetPlayers();
if (players is null)
{
    Console.WriteLine("Failed to retrieve player list");
    return;
}
foreach (var player in players)
{
    Console.WriteLine("Player: " + player.Name);
}

Assigning ISteamUser.GetPlayerSummaries(ulong) to a GetPlayerSummariesResponse errors

public static string getNameFromID(ulong ID)
{
GetPlayerSummariesResponse resp = ISteamUser.GetPlayerSummaries(ID);
return resp.ParsedResponse.Players[0].PersonaName;
}
The 3rd line, no matter what I do, will error with "An object reference is required for the non-static field, method, or property 'ISteamUser.GetPlayerSummaries(param ulong[])". I've also tried making the method non-static, neither work.

QueryMaster.InvalidHeaderException: 'packet header is not valid'

I am trying to query a Garry's Mod server, wich uses Source 2013 Multiplayer, and it throws that error.
Here is the code

Server server = ServerQuery.GetServerInstance(EngineType.Source, "194.147.5.25",27016, false, 3000, 3000, 3, true);
ServerInfo info = server.GetInfo();

Extended info about player

Does Steam provide info about player steamId and any other?
If it does please add new fields in Player.cs

for (int i = 0; i < playerCount; i++) { parser.ReadByte(); players.Add(new PlayerInfo() { Name = parser.ReadString(), Score = parser.ReadInt(), Time = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(parser.ReadFloat()) }); }