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GameJolt API - Unreal Engine Blueprint Plugin
6 years ago

The 1.5 is available now!

Besides some technical changes in the background you can now get the GameJolt-server time!


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There are now two new nodes. 'Fetch Server Time' sends the request to the server. It will return true if the request was technically fine (all variables were set). This does not mean that the request was successful.

'Get Server Time' returns a DateTime struct (BP) / FDateTime for C++ with the values returned by 'Fetch Server Time'. If the request failed every value will be '0' (int32).

I will add binaries for 4.21, 4.22 and 4.23 as soon as possible!

Link to the git-tag: https://gitlab.com/f2p-entertainment/plugins/ue4-gamejoltapi/-/tags/1.5

Complete Changelog:

  • Added 'Fetch Server Time' Node

  • Added 'Read Server Time' Node

  • Added Case 'Fetch Server Time' to theGameJoltComponentEnum

  • Switched to ICWYU

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