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Can't compile getting SteamAuth reference error. Please help #1131
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Using Visual studio 2017 to compile. I don't have much experience kindly dumb it down for me. |
Hello, if you're still struggling with this, then this may help. Visit this repository https://github.com/geel9/SteamAuth compile it and reference it in your project |
Sorry, forgot to reply here. I was able to get it to work by removing and re-adding SteamAuth 2.0.0 from NuGet. Not sure why that suddenly breaks in VS 2017, but if someone could do that (and possibly see about upgrading to 3.0.0) and send a PR, I'd be grateful, thanks |
@BlueRaja The problem occurs not only in VS 2017 but also in Rider 17/18 sometimes. If you install something via NuGet it may not be registered correctly when building or running. Re-adding mostly does it for me in that circumstance. But couldn't yet figure out what the exact problem is. |
someone fixed it? same error, not working reinstalling the steamauth pack |
Works for me with SteamAuth 2.0.0. You having to manually specify that version or 3.0.0 gets installed which doesn't work.
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The type or namespace name 'SteamAuth' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?) ExampleBot F:\Downloads\SteamBot-master\SteamBot\Bot.cs
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