C# Class NDream.AirConsole.AirConsole

Sends a message to all devices.

Returns the player number for a device_id, if the device_id is part of the active players previously set by the screen by calling setActivePlayers. Player numbers are zero based and are consecutive. If the device_id is not part of the active players, this function returns -1.

Returns the device_id of a player, if the player is part of the active players previously set by the screen by calling setActivePlayers. If fewer players are in the game than the passed in player_number or the active players have not been set by the screen, this function returns undefined.

Returns all controller device ids that have loaded your game.

Gets the custom DeviceState of a device.

Returns the device_id of this device. Every device in a AirConsole session has a device_id. The screen always has device_id 0. You can use the AirConsole.SCREEN constant instead of 0. All controllers also get a device_id. You can NOT assume that the device_ids of controllers are consecutive or that they start at 1. DO NOT HARDCODE CONTROLLER DEVICE IDS! If you want to have a logic with "players numbers" (Player 0, Player 1, Player 2, Player 3) use the setActivePlayers helper function! You can hardcode player numbers, but not device_ids. Within an AirConsole session, devices keep the same device_id when they disconnect and reconnect. Different controllers will never get the same device_id in a session. Every device_id remains reserved for the device that originally got it. For more info read http:// developers.airconsole.com/#/guides/device_ids_and_states

Returns the device ID of the master controller.

Returns the nickname of a user.

Returns all device Ids that are premium.

Returns the url to a profile picture of a user.

Returns the url to a profile picture of a user.

Returns the current time on the game server. This allows you to have a synchronized clock: You can send the servertime in a message to know exactly at what point something happened on a device.

Returns the globally unique id of a device.

Determines whether the AirConsole Unity Plugin is ready. Use onReady event instead if possible.

Returns true if the device is premium

Returns true if a user is logged in.

Sends a message to another device.

Request that all devices return to the AirConsole store.

Request that all devices load a game by url. Note that the custom DeviceStates are preserved. If you don't want that, override SetCustomDeviceState(null) on every device before calling this function.

Requests high score data of players (including global high scores and friends). Will call onHighScores when data was received.

Requests persistent data from the servers. Will call onPersistentDataLoaded when data was received.

Takes all currently connected controllers and assigns them a player number. Can only be called by the screen. You don't have to use this helper function, but this mechanism is very convenient if you want to know which device is the first player, the second player, the third player ... The assigned player numbers always start with 0 and are consecutive. You can hardcode player numbers, but not device_ids. Once the screen has called setActivePlayers you can get the device_id of the first player by calling convertPlayerNumberToDeviceId(0), the device_id of the second player by calling convertPlayerNumberToDeviceId(1), ... You can also convert device_ids to player numbers by calling convertDeviceIdToPlayerNumber(device_id). You can get all device_ids that are active players by calling getActivePlayerDeviceIds(). The screen can call this function every time a game round starts.

Sets the custom DeviceState of this device.

Sets a property in the custom DeviceState of this device.

Requests that AirConsole shows a multiscreen advertisment. onAdShow is called on all connected devices if an advertisement is shown (in this event please mute all sounds). onAdComplete is called on all connected devices when the advertisement is complete or no advertisement was shown.

Shows or hides the default UI.

Stores a high score of the current user on the AirConsole servers. High scores may be returned to anyone. Do not include sensitive data. Only updates the high score if it was a higher or same score. Calls onHighScoreStored when the request is done. The name of the level the user was playing. This should be a human readable string because it appears in the high score sharing image. You can also just pass an empty string. The version of the level the user was playing. This is for your internal use. The score the user has achieved The UIDs of the users that achieved the high score. Custom high score data (e.g. can be used to implement Ghost modes or include data to verify that it is not a fake high score). A short human readable representation of the score. (e.g. "4 points in 3s"). Defaults to "X points" where x is the score converted to an integer.

Stores a high score of the current user on the AirConsole servers. High scores may be returned to anyone. Do not include sensitive data. Only updates the high score if it was a higher or same score. Calls onHighScoreStored when the request is done. The name of the level the user was playing. This should be a human readable string because it appears in the high score sharing image. You can also just pass an empty string. The version of the level the user was playing. This is for your internal use. The score the user has achieved The UID of the user that achieved the high score. Custom high score data (e.g. can be used to implement Ghost modes or include data to verify that it is not a fake high score). A short human readable representation of the score. (e.g. "4 points in 3s"). Defaults to "X points" where x is the score converted to an integer.

Stores a key-value pair persistently on the AirConsole servers. Storage is per game. Total storage can not exceed 1 MB per game and uid. Will call onPersistentDataStored when the request is done.