Just trying to get started

There’s probably some step I’m just not aware of, but I would love a pointer if anyone can spot my mistake. I’m running on a windows EC2 for testing, with 27015 and 27016 open in the security groups, the test.exe allowed free movement in the windows firewall settings. I’m getting the client and the server to connect, but I can’t seem to get a list of servers to show up, nor ping for a server in Steam -> View -> Servers -> Favorites -> Add a server -> Find servers at this address.

The test project code is as follows:

`using Steamworks; using Steamworks.Data; using Steamworks.ServerList; using System.Threading.Tasks; using UnityEngine;

public class SteamServerManager : MonoBehaviour {

async void Start() {
    DontDestroyOnLoad(gameObject);

    try {
        SteamClient.Init(myAppId);
    }
    catch (System.Exception e) {
        Debug.Log(e);
        Debug.Log("SteamClient Init Failed");
        return;
    }
    Debug.Log("SteamClient connected");

    SteamServerInit serverInit = new SteamServerInit("", "MyGame") {
        GamePort = 27015,
        Secure = true,
        QueryPort = 27016
    };

    try {
        SteamServer.Init(myAppId, serverInit);
    }
    catch (System.Exception e) {
        Debug.Log(e);
        Debug.Log("SteamServer Init Failed");
        SteamClient.Shutdown();
        return;
    }
    Debug.Log("SteamServer connected");

    await GetServerList();
}

void Update() {
    
}

async Task GetServerList() {
    Debug.Log("Waiting 5s before updating");

    await Task.Delay(5000);

    Internet list = new Internet();

    await list.RunQueryAsync();

    foreach (ServerInfo server in list.Responsive) {
        Debug.Log("Server list response: " + server.Address + ", " + server.Name);
    }

    Debug.Log("Server Refresh Complete");
}

void OnDisable () {
    SteamClient.Shutdown();
    SteamServer.Shutdown();
}

}`

[malkere]

I met a guy in a Discord, shared his code with my from version 0.7:

    IEnumerator StartServer() {
        var serverInit = new ServerInit("FP07Test_Data", "My Game");
        serverInit.GamePort = 27015;
        serverInit.Secure = true;
        serverInit.QueryPort = 27016;
        serverInit.GameDescription = "My Game";
        serverInit.VersionString = Application.version;
        serverInit.ModDir = "FP07Test_Data";
        new Server(appId, serverInit);
        Server.Instance.ServerName = "Test Server";
        Server.Instance.DedicatedServer = true;
        Server.Instance.AutomaticHeartbeats = true;
        Server.Instance.MaxPlayers = 12;
        Server.Instance.LogOnAnonymous();
        Server.Instance.SetKey("Players", "00");
        Server.Instance.SetKey("Port", "27015");

        if (Server.Instance.IsValid) {
            yield return new WaitForSeconds(10f);
            Debug.Log("is valid");
            Debug.Log(Server.Instance.PublicIp);
            Debug.Log(Server.Instance.LoggedOn);
            Debug.Log(Server.Instance.ServerName);
        }
    }

And this reports properly from the web api:

{"response":{"success":true,"servers":[{"addr":"ip:27016","gmsindex":65534,"appid":appId,"gamedir":"FP07Test_Data","region":-1,"secure":true,"lan":false,"gameport":27015,"specport":0}]}}

And shows up and responds on my favorite list, but still doesn’t show up on the master list. Very much progress though! I should mention this server was connected to by a dozen people without problems. Still not on the internet server list though…

[malkere]

So I was looking at the Steamworks Dedicated Server settings and it says “Product name (also called mod dir or game dir)”… well in the Steamworks.NET examples it says to leave mod dir to “” unless you’re your running a “mod” not the base game… Changing my ModDir = “MyGame” and now it’s properly populating to the master server list =3

Thank you to everyone that offered suggestions.