Steam & Teamspeak3

I know this really isn't something Dragonbyte would sell but am thinking there are a few groups out there that would love to see Dragonbyte take interest in... Maybe this could just be a coders side project...

Both Steam and TeamSpeak3 offer tools that can be used for communities

I know Disasterpiece has done a lot of work to get the Steam Connect pushed forward for vBulletin as well as creating at least one addon and influencing one person to make an addon for it...

Disasterpiece
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And Inflikted CMS info for Communities but it doesn't use the API but am sure there is a way to grab that info with the API
[WIDGET] Steam Group Stats - vBulletin.org Forum

Here is the link to the Steam API
Steam Community :: Steam Web API Documentation


Steam connect might be as far as the API goes for now not sure what else can be done with it...






Neo_obs has created something to connect your TeamSpeak3 server to your websites groups

Neo_obs
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And Disasterpiece created a Advanced Voicetool Viewer
Advanced Voicetool Viewer (Teamspeak 2, Teamspeak 3, Ventrilo viewer) - vBulletin.org Forum

TeamSpeak3 SDK
TeamSpeak - TeamSpeak 3 SDK



There are a lot of things to do with integrating both of these and am seeing Dragonbyte's stats systems on them as well... Could have both Steam and TeamSpeak3 showing who's admin and who's connected... Can also create projects with the Steam part for other things to connect to it like SourceBans as they have talked about website connecting user groups through vBulletin for years but nothing really moved forward

I would love to see the TS mod written. I've talked with Nebs over the last few years and even have donated to him a few times. But the current version isn't usable and has several "holes" in it anyway. As you said, I doubt DBT would do it, but... damn, I'd love it if they did! I'd drop 150 bucks for a good TS app that has the functionality that Nebs was shooting for.

I like the idea, it's pretty far out of our usual wheelhouse though.