Click on the smiley face icon located on Steam chat windows and discussions to make use of them. You don't have to do anything to equip emoticons, they will instantly be added to the emoticon list. These are small, themed images which can be inserted in Steam chats, profiles, discussions and more. When you craft a badge you'll also get a chat emoticon. If you return to your Steam profile you'll see your changes. During badge crafting users receive random rewards from a set of game related items including emoticons, profile backgrounds, and coupons. Once you're done making your selections click on the ' Save Changes' button at the bottom of the edit profile page. From the drop-down menu you'll be able to choose from a number of options to display. If you'd like to add a background to your profile click on the ' Select Background' button to make your selection.įurther down on the page you'll see a field called ' Featured Showcase' if you're Steam level 10 or higher. To add a showcase or a background to your profile click on the ' Edit Profile' button at the top of your Steam profile. You'll earn an additional showcase slot for every 10 levels you achieve. Showcases can display Steam Community workshop submissions, artwork, guides and more. Once you've achieved Steam level 10 you'll earn a showcase slot for your Steam profile. You can also view a complete list of games you're eligible to receive a booster packs for by selecting the ' View my booster pack eligibility' button located at the top of your badges page. They are granted randomly to eligible users as more badges are crafted by members of the community.Ĭlicking on the ' How do I earn more card drops?' link will inform you on your booster pack eligibility status along with your purchase progress for Free-to-Play games. Booster packs contain three additional cards, and your chances of receiving one increases by 20% at Steam level 10, 20 and so on. Once you've depleted your card drops and if you've logged into Steam within the last week you'll have a rare chance of receiving a booster pack. These cards are also dropped randomly through play time once you've met the requirements. For these types of games there is no limit to how many cards you can earn. You'll receive approximately one additional card drop for every $9 USD spent. These cards are dropped randomly through play time, and don't replenish once depleted.įree-to-play and micro-transaction games such as Team Fortress 2 or Dota 2 will drop trading cards based on your in-game purchasing history. Purchasing a game will earn you half of a single card set for its badge, the others will need to be collected by trading or purchasing them through the Steam Community Market. Clicking on this link will display information on how you can earn card drops from the selected game. Next to the badge name there is a ' How do I earn more card drops?' link. It will also provide links for the games trading forum and the Steam Community Market page for the card. Selecting the buttons next to their names will allow you to send them a chat message or a trade offer. You can also see who on your friends list owns the cards you're missing. Near the bottom of the page you can view who on your friends list has completed at least one level of the badge. Cards which are greyed out are ones you need, and the ones which are lit up you currently own.Ĭlicking on each section will bring up additional details about the card set and resources you can use to find the ones you're missing. Badges which require trading cards will display the card images on the bar.

To access your list of available badges click on the ' badges' link on the right side of your Steam profile. You can earn and level up trading card badges by crafting a completed set. Idle Master was written in C# using Steamworks.NET and CSteamworks, and using open source icons from Open Iconic.Each set of trading cards has a badge associated with it. Idle Master was created by jshackles, based on the original code created by Stumpokapow. Source: jshackles/idle_master 🔽 Download Non-Windows versions are available in the Python repository but may be deprecated or feature incomplete. This program is now being developed exclusively for Microsoft Windows. This application requires Steam to be open and for you to be logged in. When no more cards are available, the program will terminate. When the game you’re idling has no more cards, it’ll move on to the next game. When only one drop remains, it will start checking more frequently.

It will check periodically to see if the game you’re idling has card drops remaining. This program will determine which of your Steam games still have Steam Trading Card drops remaining, and will go through each application to simulate you being “in-game” so that cards will drop. 🔧 This is a fork of the discontinued Idle Master project by jshackles (also known for Enhanced Steam):

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