Onyx stores one or more Steam accounts so you can quickly switch between them when uploading builds. The account that is marked as active is passed directly to SteamCMD as theDocumentation Index
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+login credentials during every upload. This guide explains how to add accounts, choose an active account, and remove accounts you no longer need.
Opening the Users panel
Click the Manage Users button in the Onyx toolbar. The Users panel opens as a popup, listing all currently configured user cards.Adding a user
Enter credentials
Type your Steam username in the Username field and your password in the Password field at the top of the Users panel.
Choose whether to save credentials
Toggle the Save button to control persistence:
- Save enabled — credentials are written to
settings.cfgunder the[users]section and will be available the next time you open Onyx. - Save disabled — the user card exists only for the current session and is not written to disk.
Understanding user cards
Each user card in the panel displays:- Username — your Steam account name.
- Password — shown masked (e.g.
••••••••). - Select / Deselect — toggles whether this account is the active login.
Selecting the active user
Click Select
Click the Select button on that card. The button label changes to Deselect to confirm it is now active.
Clicking Select on one card automatically deselects any previously active card. There is no way to have two users active simultaneously.
Removing a user
Click the Remove button on a user card to delete it. If the user was saved tosettings.cfg, Onyx removes that entry from the config file at the same time. The card disappears from the panel immediately.
Where credentials are stored
Saved credentials are written tosettings.cfg in the same directory as the Onyx executable, under the [users] section. Each user occupies a keyed entry in that section. The file is plain text and can be opened in any text editor.
To revoke saved credentials outside of Onyx, open settings.cfg and remove the corresponding user entry manually, then restart Onyx.