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Confirmation is displayed in the Console log. This example does not provide any GUI or on-screen feedback. This part of the guide provides the minimum steps to make your first PlayFab API call. For more information about secret keys, see Secret key management. The Developer Secret Key is automatically set to the default secret key for the Title. Select the Title ID entry to open a drop-down menu of Titles associated with the selected studio. Select the studio that contains the Title to which you would like to connect. Select the Studio entry to open the studio drop-down menu. Select SET MY TITLE in the Editor Extensions.

Select Install PlayFab SDK to automatically import the SDK into your project or upgrade the version that is currently installed.īefore you can make an API call, you must specify the Title to receive the call in the PlayFab Title Settings. If the panel did not open, or if you close the panel and want to reopen it, you can do so by selecting Window > PlayFab > Editor ExtensionsĪfter logging in, the extension displays the SDK installation dialog. If you've already created a PlayFab developer account, select the Log In link to log in with your PlayFab username and password. When the import has completed, the PlayFab Unity Editor Extensions panel should open automatically. To import the PlayFab Unity Editor Extensions into your project, select Import. Navigate to where you downloaded the file and double-click on the PlayFabEditorExtensions.UnityPackage file to open the Import Unity Package dialog in the Unity Editor. For information about installing the SDK without using the PlayFab Editor Extensions, see Installing the PlayFab SDK for Unity.ĭownload the PlayFab Unity Editor Extensions Asset Package. The PlayFab Editor Extensions are a stand-alone Unity plug-in that streamlines installing the SDK and configuring the PlayFab settings for your Title. Use the PlayFab Editor Extensions package to install the SDK. For more information, see Getting Started with Unity. For more information, see Starting Unity for the first time.