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GameJolt API - Unreal Engine Blueprint Plugin

5 years ago

2.0 Coming | Major Changes | Announcing Utility Plugins

The update 1.8 that should have brought data-storage and an example blueprint (and some other changes) will be discontinued.

Instead, I'm releasing the 2.0 soon that is being written from scratch. The 2.0 will support all API features from the beginning. There won't be any event-binding anymore since the new version is based on asynchronous actions.

This means it will be a lot easier to get started! It will also have a completed documentation for C++ and Blueprint usage from the beginning.

If you need the old API and a data-store feature, feel free to fork the project from GitLab or GitHub. The branch "71-data-storage" contains the current state of development.

We will also release a plugin containing a collection of UMG widgets (login screen, friendlist, ...) based on the 2.0! You can either use them as-is, customize them or just use them as a starting point for your own creations!

Next up

@FreezerNick8

A look into the 'future' (1.7)

@FreezerNick6

Version 1.2.5 is available now! Be advised: A setup like this is now required! You have to call the IsUserAuthorize / Is User Login before adding scores / reward trophies.

@FreezerNick52

Plugin Settings are here!

@FreezerNick47

If you want to integrate the GameJolt API with Achievements, Scoreboards and more using Blueprints, feel free to check out my plugin available here on GameJolt https://gamejolt.com/games/gjapi-bp/318270

@FreezerNick14

The First Release Candidate for the Rework is available now!

Download it here or on GitHub: https://github.com/Free2Play-Entertainment/ue-gjapi-core/release…

Feel free to report bugs, give feedback or request changes!

@BigSirGames209

Shoobies leave a sticky trail of mucus in their wake, which can impede movement for any creature that steps in it.

@Erbmaster333

Back in my art school days I used to ride the 710 COPSA line from Parque Del Plata to Montevideo almost everyday. This is the Marcopolo Viaggio G4 Mercedes Benz model from the late 80s, one of the older bus models that was running on the line.