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=Overview=
=Overview=
Game set is a "'''bundle'''" of custom '''games''' linked together. All games included in a Game set can '''share''' same [[Ylands Persistent Storage|'''Storage''']] and, if there are available instances, Players can be transferred between those games.
Game set is a "'''bundle'''" of custom '''games''' linked together. All games included in a Game set can '''share''' same [[Ylands:Persistent Storage|'''Storage''']] and, if there are available instances, Players can be transferred between those games.


*To be fully included in the set, custom '''game have to be uploaded''' onto workshop.
*To be fully included in the set, custom '''game have to be uploaded''' onto workshop.
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=== Game set storage ===
=== Game set storage ===
*Work similar way as [[Ylands Persistent Storage|'''Storage''']], but can be accessed from any game in the set.
*Work similar way as [[Ylands:Persistent Storage|'''Storage''']], but can be accessed from any game in the set.
*Game set storage '''data''' are always '''unique to a specific player'''.
*Game set storage '''data''' are always '''unique to a specific player'''.
*Storage data can be updated only if owning player is actually connected to the game (it will not work on disconnected players).
*Storage data can be updated only if owning player is actually connected to the game (it will not work on disconnected players).
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*When uploading a game to workshop, the '''game owner''' has to be '''same''' as '''user''' logged on to '''Workshop'''.
*When uploading a game to workshop, the '''game owner''' has to be '''same''' as '''user''' logged on to '''Workshop'''.
*If a '''game''' is a '''member''' of '''Game set''', the '''user''' publishing it has to be also '''author''' of that '''Game set'''.
*If a '''game''' is a '''member''' of '''Game set''', the '''user''' publishing it has to be also '''author''' of that '''Game set'''.
'''If the Ylands account and the workshop account are not properly linked, the workshop will refuse to accept the uploaded game, because the owner of the game and the owner of workshop account are not same.'''


== Create and modify Game set ==
== Create and modify Game set ==
===New Game set===
=== New Game set ===
First step in order to have one more custom games in one set is to create new Game set.
First step in order to have one more custom games in one set is to create new Game set.
*Enter editor.
*Enter editor.
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*Click "Create game set" button and enter name  
*Click "Create game set" button and enter name  


===Add game===
=== Add game ===
All games to be included in a set need to be added to the set "locally" and then published to Workshop.
All games to be included in a set need to be added to the set "locally" and then published to Workshop.
*Open Custom game which you want to include in a set  
*Open Custom game which you want to include in a set  
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**Local games are not yet part of the Game set
**Local games are not yet part of the Game set
**In order to update the Game set with new game on back-end, it is necesery to publish that games to workshop.
**In order to update the Game set with new game on back-end, it is necesery to publish that games to workshop.
*[[Ylands Game export|'''Export the game''']].
*[[Ylands:Game export|'''Export the game''']].
*Publish (or update) the game onto Workshop.
*Publish (or update) the game onto Workshop.
*Open the Game set manager and observe  the published game in the list without "Added locally" note.
*Open the Game set manager and observe  the published game in the list without "Added locally" note.
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===Remove game===
=== Remove game ===
In order to remove the game from a set, it have to be removed "locally" and then uploaded to workshop.
In order to remove the game from a set, it have to be removed "locally" and then uploaded to workshop.
*Open the game you want to remove.
*Open the game you want to remove.
*Open Game set manager and select related Game set.
*Open Game set manager and select related Game set.
*Click remove.
*Click remove.
*[[Ylands Game export|'''Export the game''']].
*[[Ylands:Game export|'''Export the game''']].
*Update the game onto Workshop.
*Update the game onto Workshop.


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=Game set storage=
= Game set storage =
===Add Game set variables===
=== Add Game set variables ===
All games used in a Game set can share same [[Ylands Persistent Storage|'''Storage''']].
All games used in a Game set can share same [[Ylands:Persistent Storage|'''Storage''']].
*Use "Storage" tab in Game set properties to modify the storage.
*Use "Storage" tab in Game set properties to modify the storage.
*Use "Add new variable" button to add new variable to storage.
*Use "Add new variable" button to add new variable to storage.
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=Transfer player between games=
= Transfer player between games =
*Once a game is part of a Game set it possible to transfer players between these games via Visual scripting.
*Once a game is part of a Game set it possible to transfer players between these games via Visual scripting.
*Relevant [[Ylands Tile - Reserve game session|'''script instructions''']] can be found in category Game -> Multiplayer in Visual scripting.
*Relevant [[Ylands:Tile - Reserve game session|'''script instructions''']] can be found in category Game -> Multiplayer in Visual scripting.
**Reserve game session - This instruction will try to reserve a session for given players.
**Reserve game session - This instruction will try to reserve a session for given players.
**Dispatch game session - This instruction will dispatch players to reserved session.
**Dispatch game session - This instruction will dispatch players to reserved session.
*To obtain [[Ylands Change Game ID|'''Game ID''']] (Guid) open the Game set and click '''Get ID''' button.
*To obtain [[Ylands:Change Game ID|'''Game ID''']] (Guid) open the Game set and click '''Get ID''' button.


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=See also=
== See also ==
*[[Ylands Tile - Reserve game session|'''Reserve game session''']]
*[[Ylands:Tile - Matchmaking|'''Start Matchmaking''']]
*[[Ylands:Tile - Reserve game session|'''Reserve session''']]
*[[Ylands:Matchmaking|'''Matchmaking''']]




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Latest revision as of 17:36, 16 November 2022

Overview

Game set is a "bundle" of custom games linked together. All games included in a Game set can share same Storage and, if there are available instances, Players can be transferred between those games.

  • To be fully included in the set, custom game have to be uploaded onto workshop.
  • Player transfer can be achieved only between already running game instances. It is not possible to transfer player when game is run locally.
    • Game instance = game running on official dedicated server.
    • Target instance is chosen automatically.
    • If there wont be any instance available, new instance will be spawned automatically.

Game set storage

  • Work similar way as Storage, but can be accessed from any game in the set.
  • Game set storage data are always unique to a specific player.
  • Storage data can be updated only if owning player is actually connected to the game (it will not work on disconnected players).

One game/workshop account

In order to have all the rights when publishing Game set and its subset games, it is important to use same account in game and on workshop - these accounts have to be linked. There are several reasons for this:

  • When uploading a game to workshop, the game owner has to be same as user logged on to Workshop.
  • If a game is a member of Game set, the user publishing it has to be also author of that Game set.


If the Ylands account and the workshop account are not properly linked, the workshop will refuse to accept the uploaded game, because the owner of the game and the owner of workshop account are not same.


Create and modify Game set

New Game set

First step in order to have one more custom games in one set is to create new Game set.

  • Enter editor.
  • Navigate Editor menu -> Game set manager to open Game set window
  • Click "Create game set" button and enter name

Add game

All games to be included in a set need to be added to the set "locally" and then published to Workshop.

  • Open Custom game which you want to include in a set
  • Open a game set by clicking the "Edit" button.
  • If currently opened custom game is not part of the game set "Add current game" button should be available.
  • Add current game to game set -> game should appear in the list with note "Added locally"
    • Local games are not yet part of the Game set
    • In order to update the Game set with new game on back-end, it is necesery to publish that games to workshop.
  • Export the game.
  • Publish (or update) the game onto Workshop.
  • Open the Game set manager and observe the published game in the list without "Added locally" note.

Remove game

In order to remove the game from a set, it have to be removed "locally" and then uploaded to workshop.

  • Open the game you want to remove.
  • Open Game set manager and select related Game set.
  • Click remove.
  • Export the game.
  • Update the game onto Workshop.

Game set storage

Add Game set variables

All games used in a Game set can share same Storage.

  • Use "Storage" tab in Game set properties to modify the storage.
  • Use "Add new variable" button to add new variable to storage.
  • Set variable name, type and default value.
  • Important
    • Pay attention to variable type setting, this cannot be changed later!
    • New variable is committed to Game storage right after variable settings are confirmed.
    • Once committed, storage variables cannot be deleted, only marked as "obsolete" (to assure continuous game compatibility).
  • Storage variables will become available in Visual scripting under Variables -> Game set category.
  • Game storage variables can be used in same way as entity storage variables, but in this case the owner always have to be a player.

Transfer player between games

  • Once a game is part of a Game set it possible to transfer players between these games via Visual scripting.
  • Relevant script instructions can be found in category Game -> Multiplayer in Visual scripting.
    • Reserve game session - This instruction will try to reserve a session for given players.
    • Dispatch game session - This instruction will dispatch players to reserved session.
  • To obtain Game ID (Guid) open the Game set and click Get ID button.

See also