The eos_plugin_for_unity_upm repository contains a Unity Package Manager (UPM) plugin for enabling the use of the Epic Online Services (EOS) C# SDK in Unity.

For support issues or contributing to this open source project, head over to the source repository.

• Unity GUI tool for configuring EOS product settings, saved out to a JSON file.
• Unity editor playback support, handled by reloading the EOS SDK on the fly.
• Easy to use manager classes that handle common EOS API use-cases.
• Straightforward sample Unity scene templates to get you started.
• EOS Social Overlay support.
• Targets [EOS SDK 1.15.4] (https://dev.epicgames.com/docs/epic-online-services/release-notes#1154---2022-nov-16) (bundled with plugin).
• Targets Unity 2021.3.8f1.

The follow target platforms are supported in Unity for the current release of the plugin.

As the EOS SDK continues releasing new features and functionality, the EOS Unity Plugin will be updated over time to support the new functionality. Here's the current list of EOS SDK features and their level of support in the EOS Unity Plugin:

For best results, Unity 2021 is preferred.

Ensure you have property setup Unity for Git Dependency.

1. Make sure you have git and git-lfs installed.

2. Open the Unity Editor.

3. Open the Package Manager.

   • It's listed under Window -> Package Manager.

4. Click the + button.

5. Select 'Add Package from Git URL'.

   

6. Paste in [email protected]:PlayEveryWare/eos_plugin_for_unity_upm.git.

Download the latest release tarball from https://github.com/PlayEveryWare/eos_plugin_for_unity/releases The tarball is a tgz file, not the source download. If one uses the source download it will be missing all the git-lfs files i.e. the binaries/dynamic libraries.

1. From the Unity Editor, open the Package Manager.

   • It's listed under Window -> Package Manager.

2. Click the + button.

3. Select 'Add package from tarball'.

   

4. Go to directory containing the PEW Unity plugin tarball, and select it.

5. Click Open.

To get the EOS working, the plugin needs to know some specific things about your EOS project.

• A Unity project to integrate the EOS Unity Plugin into.
• An Epic Games Account, which you may sign up for here.
• Accepted Terms of Service for Epic Online Services.
• An EOS Product config, set up in your Epic Games Developer Portal.

1. Open your Unity project with the integrated EOS Unity Plugin.

2. In the Unity editor, Open Tools -> EOS Plugin -> Dev Portal Configuration.

   

3. Configure the EOS Unity Plugin.

   

4. From the developer portal, copy the configuration values listed below, and paste them into the similarly named fields in the editor tool:

   • ProductName
   • ProductVersion
   • ProductID
   • SandboxID
   • DeploymentID
   • ClientSecret
   • ClientID
   • EncryptionKey

At this point, you are ready to start developing using the Epic Online Services Plugin for Unity! Simply attach EOSManager.cs (Script) to a Unity object and it will initialize the plugin with the specified configuration in OnAwake().

If you would like to see specific examples of various EOS features in action, import the sample Unity scenes below.

The included samples show fully functional feature implementation that will both help with EOS integration as well as validate client to dev portal configuration. After installing the samples from the UPM package, you will find scenes for each major feature.

In addition, the samples include Unity friendly feature Managers that can help to quickly integrate new EOS features into your title. They provide functional usage of the main feature functionality and can be a good base template.

To use the samples, install them from the UPM manager.

The samples include both usage of the EOS SDK, and convenience wrappers to make using the SDK more ergonomic in the Unity game engine. By being samples in the UPM sense, they are placed under Assets which allows modification.

• Launch Unity project with the samples installed.

• In the Unity editor, hit Play.

• Login with a selected authentication type.

  

• Launch the Developer Authentication Tool

  

• Pick a port to use on the computer. 8888 is a good quick to type number that isn't usually used by a process.

• Log in with one's user credentials that are registered with Epic.

• Pick a username. This username will be used in the sample to log in.

More specific and up-to-date instructions can also be found on Epic's website.

This is an Open Source project. If you would like to view and contribute to the development of the EOS Unity Plugin, you can enlist in the development repo located at https://github.com/PlayEveryWare/eos_plugin_for_unity.

EOS Plugin for Unity API Documentation can be found at https://eospluginforunity.playeveryware.com.

For issues related to integration or usage of the Unity plugin, please create a New Issue under the Issues tab.

For issues related to Epic Online Services SDK, Epic Dev Portal or general EOS SDK information, please go to Epic Online Services Community Support.

Detailed descriptions and usage for EOS SDK Interfaces, can be found at EOS Developer Documentation: Game Services.

The following are guidelines for helping contribute to this open source project.

• Ensure At least Visual Studio 2017 is installed.
• Ensure At least Unity 2020.1.11f1 is installed.
• Ensure required Platform SDKs are installed (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, iOS, Consoles).

• Build the Visual Studio solutions for the native DLLs
  • Build the DynamicLibraryLoaderHelper sln in DynamicLibraryLoaderHelper/ for all platforms
  • (Currently needed) Build the UnityEditorSharedDictionary sln in UnityEditorSharedDictionary/ for all platforms
    • Only the NativeSharedDictionary project is needed.

A successful build will mean the correct binaries have been placed in the proper locations for Unity to successfully initialize EOS SDK.

See standards.md.

See docs/class_description.md.

Additional documentation can be found in the docs/ directory.
Android documentation can be found here.