How do I apply a sticker with node-globaloffensive?

[Gostinia]

Here is my current code, it runs through and says
"Sticker ID 32188920185 applied to item 40584216802 at slot 2." because of console log
However my inventory does not change.

I have a few questions

1. Am I formatting the message, body/paylod right?
2. Is there a way to verify the message was sent and received
3. I tried to match what I saw on NetHookAnalyzer2 when I placed a sticker, does anyone know the correct syntax?

`const SteamUser = require('steam-user');
const GlobalOffensive = require('globaloffensive');
const protobuf = require('protobufjs');

// Load Protobuf schema
const schema = require('./econ_gcmessages'); // Ensure this path is correct

// Steam credentials
const STEAM_USERNAME = 'steamuser';
const STEAM_PASSWORD = 'steampass';

// Create instances
let user = new SteamUser();
let csgo = new GlobalOffensive(user);

// Extend GlobalOffensive to include applySticker method
GlobalOffensive.prototype.applySticker = function (weaponItemId, stickers) {
stickers.forEach((sticker) => {
// Construct the payload for the sticker application
const payload = {
request: schema.EGCItemCustomizationNotification.k_EGCItemCustomizationNotification_ApplySticker, // ApplySticker request type
sticker_item_id: sticker.sticker_id, // Sticker ID
item_item_id: weaponItemId, // Weapon item ID
sticker_slot: sticker.slot, // Slot number (0–5)
baseitem_defidx: 0,
sticker_wear: sticker.wear || null,
sticker_rotation: sticker.rotation || null,
sticker_scale: sticker.scale || null,
sticker_offset_x: sticker.offset_x || null,
sticker_offset_y: sticker.offset_y || null,
sticker_offset_z: 0 || null,
sticker_wear_target: 0
};

    // Encode the payload
    const encoded = schema.CMsgGCItemCustomizationNotification.encode(payload).finish();

    // Send the payload to the Game Coordinator
    this._send(1086, schema.CMsgGCItemCustomizationNotification, encoded);

    console.log(
        `Sticker ID ${sticker.sticker_id} applied to item ${weaponItemId} at slot ${sticker.slot}.`
    );
});

};

// Log into Steam
user.logOn({
accountName: STEAM_USERNAME,
password: STEAM_PASSWORD,
});

// When logged in, launch CS:GO
user.on('loggedOn', () => {
console.log('Logged into Steam!');
user.gamesPlayed([730]); // Launch CS:GO
});

// Wait for GC connection
csgo.on('connectedToGC', () => {
console.log('Connected to GC!');

// Example weapon item ID
const weaponItemId = 40584216802; // Replace with actual weapon item ID

// Stickers to apply
const stickers = [
    {
        slot: 2, // Slot number (0–5)
        sticker_id: 32188920185, // Sticker ID
        wear: null, // Wear value (float, null if not applicable)
        scale: null, // Scale value (float, null if not applicable)
        rotation: 0, // Rotation value (float, null if not applicable)
        tint_id: null, // Tint ID (null if not applicable)
        offset_x: 0, // X-offset (float, null if not applicable)
        offset_y: 0, // Y-offset (float, null if not applicable)
    },
];

// Apply stickers
csgo.applySticker(weaponItemId, stickers);

});

// Debugging: Monitor connection status
csgo.on('connectionStatus', (status) => {
console.log('GC Connection Status:', status);
});

// Debugging: Capture GC-specific events (customize if needed)
csgo.on('message', (header, body) => {
console.log('GC Message Received:', header, body);
});

// Handle GC disconnection
csgo.on('disconnectedFromGC', () => {
console.log('Disconnected from GC.');
});

// Error handling for Steam and GC
user.on('error', (err) => {
console.error('Steam User Error:', err);
});

csgo.on('error', (err) => {
console.error('CS:GO GC Error:', err);
});
`

[DarkGL]

https://github.com/DoctorMcKay/node-globaloffensive/pull/90/files

[Gostinia]

https://github.com/DoctorMcKay/node-globaloffensive/pull/90/files

Thank you !
now how do I connect my script with cs2
like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWVbrV1dG2A he did here?
how does he have steam/cs2 open and the script running
it doesnt let me login if steam/cs2 is open.

[DarkGL]

As far as I know, you can't be logged in in cs at 2 places at the same time, so I have no idea. Why would you need that? Just run the script and then run cs.