Version 20.1.4

This is the CrossPlatform Unity wrapper. Refer to the developer portal instructions for help with how to use these scripts. All functions that you will in your game use the SkillzCrossPlatform namespace. You will also have to implement two methods found inside the SkillzDelegate class.

Skillz Method Calls

Messages from Skillz must be recieved by a special GameObject named "SkillzDelegate". The creation of this object is done through a menu option in the Unity editor (again, refer to the developer portal instructions).

LaunchSkillz() - This method call is used to launch the Skillz UI. This is usually called when Unity starts or it can also be hooked to a multiplayer button.
IsMatchInProgress() - This is a boolean to check whether or not you're in a Skillz match.
GetMatchRules() - This returns a Hashtable of your game parameters that you set in Developer Portal. You can use these parameters to customize the gaming experience for each tournament.
AbortMatch() - This method aborts a player out of a match and returns to the Skillz UI. This will show the player's score as "Aborted". A player who aborted loses to a player with a score of 0.
UpdatePlayerCurrentScore() - This method should be called each time a player's score changes. This helps in preventing players cheat the system. This method can accept a string, a float, or an int as its score.
ReportFinalScore() - This method is used when the game ends to report the final score to our servers and returns the user back to the Skillz UI. This method can accept a string, a float, or an int as its score.
SDKVersionShort() - This method returns the current SDK version that the user is on.
CurrentUserDisplayName() - This method returns the current user's display name.
AddMetadataForMatchInProgress() - This method accepts a json string and an IsMatchInProgress boolean. This is used if you want to add meta data for your match.
Player class - This returns an object where you can get the current player's Id, Avatar url, and Flag Url.
Random class - This class is used to implement fairness in your matches. This will enable your game to return the same set of Random numbers in a match between 2 players. Developers will need to use this if they have variables that use random numbers that can affect gameplay.