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Hi - thanks for giving godot-playfab a spin!

I just realized I neglected the itch.io page 🥺 There have been quite a few changes. Can you please go to the GitHub repository and use the new instructions?

I’ll update the itch.io page soon.

Thanks for the feedback! Let me know if you need any more help an/or file an issue on GitHub!

pixel games SARL-S2 years ago

Hey,

Thanks a lot for your help. :-)

I think I'm getting close, but not quite there yet.
The errors are now reduced to these 3:

Config file didn't load. Error code: 7.000000

At: res://addons/godot-playfab/PlayFabClientConfig/PlayFabClientConfigLoader.gd:57:load()

No telemetry events to flush

At: res://addons/godot-playfab/PlayFabEvent.gd:104:_flush_playstream_event_batch()

No playstream events to flush

At: res://addons/godot-playfab/PlayFabEvent.gd:118:_flush_telemetry_event_batch()

No telemetry events to flush

From what I understand the config file is not being created or found (I cannot find it either with a standard search in Windows 10).
Thanks and take care

structed2 years ago (1 edit)

This is expected. The config file does not exist on the first launch. It is there to persist login data in an encrypted format.

But this is good feedback - I should remove the debug print 😂

Created a tracking issue: https://github.com/Structed/godot-playfab/issues/48

structed2 years ago

Fixed - new release uploaded to itch!

Thank you so much for reporting this!

structed2 years ago

Btw, the config file is located in the user’s game data folder, which you can open via the Godot Editor:

pixel games SARL-S2 years ago

I still cannot get this to work for some reason. Would you be available for contract work to get this integrated into my game? Basically sending and receiving integer results to/from PlayFab for populating leaderboards.

structed2 years ago

Hey there! I was thinking about whether you got it to work the other day! I’ll try and send you a private message. I’d love to help you get this to work.