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Atarlock

Howdy boys and girls,

I need a bit of your help regarding a way to export my Steam titles (including DCLs) to a CSV file. I've already made a quick search on the www, steam forums and other topic. I know http://steam.tools/games/ and http://www.mysteamgauge.com but the export list is incomplete (w/o DLCs and even missing some games).

So, if you have more info about this matter besides the two websites i've found, please help me out.

Thank you in advance.

PS: sadly no GA but i'll make it up to you soon ... hopefully on Christmas :)

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Golwar

DLCs aren't covered by Steam's API afaik. So you won't manage to find a service that includes those.

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Atarlock

Ouch. So that settles it. I'll try to add them manually. Thank you for the info :)

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Pilda

Golwar > Do you think it is a bug or a feature?

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Dnomyar96

Kind of a feature. It has to do with how steam handles DLC I think. Apperently the API can't see whether a DLC is owned or not because of the AppID (I think at least, not 100 % sure on this).

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Pilda

Thanks for the answer.

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talgaby

Most likely something they never thought about when they designed the database and the API. Don't forget that Steam initially was designed to be an online DRM for Valve's games, nothing more. DLCs didn't even exist back then, it was still the age where content was released in expansion disks.

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Vlvgmr

oh the good old days with expansions
how I miss them

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Lugum

I can't remember having to put every DLC in seperately (only some editing/removing certain entries), but can't remember the site i used either.
It was some calculator one but i think it's down.

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Atarlock

https://steamcompanion.com/calculator/ by any chance?

LE: or maybe https://steamdb.info/calculator/ ?

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Lugum

Definitely not steamdb, don't think steamcompanion either (which doesn't work for me right now).
It was more like mysteamgauge, could have been it. But i am almost sure it was a site that isn't up anymore.

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kyro90

Are you transferring them to another computer? If so, you can always try the backup and restore option steam gives you in the upper left corner. It even allows you to choose which games to back up if I remember right. I haven't tried it myself just yet but that's what I think it does.

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Atarlock

It's more of an inventory i do once a decade i think :) Need to do some clean-up and start managing the whole titles i picked up over the past (altmost) 10 years since i've joined Steam.

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Atarlock

That's some nice info there. Could be worth a shot ... sadly not on the JS side. Cheers!

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