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CotC C# SDK for Unity
v1.4.0.1
Making social games is easy !
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class | CotcSdk.GamerAccountMethods |
API functions acting on an user account (convert, etc.). More... | |
class | CotcSdk.GamerAchievements |
class | CotcSdk.GamerBatches |
Allows to run batches authenticated as a user. More... | |
class | CotcSdk.GamerCommunity |
API methods related to the friends and so on of one gamer. More... | |
class | CotcSdk.GamerGodfather |
Godfather (code) related functions. You may also want to subscribe to events (see CotcSdk.GamerGodfather.OnGotGodchild). More... | |
class | CotcSdk.GamerKvStore |
Represents a key/value system with ACL rights, also known as key/value store. This class is scoped by domain, meaning that you can call .Domain("yourdomain") and perform additional calls that are scoped. More... | |
class | CotcSdk.GamerMatches |
Some methods accept a PushNotification parameter. This parameter can be used to forward a push notification to the users who are not active at the moment. More... | |
class | CotcSdk.GamerProfileMethods |
Exposes methods allowing to fetch and modify the profile of the signed in gamer. More... | |
class | CotcSdk.GamerProperties |
Allows to manipulate the gamer properties. More... | |
class | CotcSdk.GamerScores |
Scoring and leaderboard related functions. More... | |
class | CotcSdk.GamerStore |
(App) Store API. More... | |
class | CotcSdk.GamerTransactions |
Class allowing to manipulate the transactions and perform tasks related to achievements. This class is scoped by domain, meaning that you can call .Domain("yourdomain") and perform additional calls that are scoped. More... | |
class | CotcSdk.GamerVfs |
Represents a key/value system, also known as virtual file system. This class is scoped by domain, meaning that you can call .Domain("yourdomain") and perform additional calls that are scoped. More... | |
class | CotcSdk.GameVfs |
Represents a key/value system, also known as virtual file system, to be used for game properties. This class is scoped by domain, meaning that you can call .Domain("yourdomain") and perform additional calls that are scoped. More... | |