Frequently Used Functions

1. After successfully installing iDos Games SDK, copy the Login and Main scenes to your project folder and set the Login scene first and Main scene second.

1. The Login and Main scenes already contain all the scripts and components to ensure everything works out of the box. The Login scene is where the player registers or logs in, and then transitions to the Main scene.

1. You can simply hide unnecessary functionality from the SDK from the UI in the Main Canvas.

Rewards

Any good game needs to reward players for specific actions or rewards. The SDK includes ready-made functionality for implementing rewards, you can view them by clicking the "Reward" button.

ClaimRewardSystem

If you are writing your own reward implementation, you can use the ClaimRewardSystem class in your code.

ClaimCoinReward

// Player reward in Coins (soft currency) and event points
int coinReward = 1000;
int eventPoint = 1;
ClaimRewardSystem.ClaimCoinReward(coinReward, eventPoint)

ClaimTokenReward (VIP)

// Player reward in Tokens (hard currency) and event points. Players who have VIP status can call.
int tokenReward = 100;
int eventPoint = 1;
ClaimRewardSystem.ClaimTokenReward(tokenReward, eventPoint)

ClaimSkinProfit (VIP)

// Player receive rewards in tokens if they wear skins that generate income in tokens. VIP only
ClaimRewardSystem.ClaimSkinProfit()

UserDataService and IGSUserData

All player data is retrieved and processed in these classes. You can retrieve data such as inventory, currencies, and other player data.

// Returns the player's inventory
IGSUserData.UserInventory

// Returns player currencies
IGSUserData.Currency

// etc.

Saving Player Data

If you need to implement saving of custom player data, then use the following methods.

// Saving data by key
UserDataService.UpdateCustomUserData("Key1", "Key Value");

// Getting data by key
string value = UserDataService.GetCachedCustomUserData("Key1");