Using Credits

Credits are a numeric attribute of each game user. It is a simple integer value that you can add manually.

Credits are automatically detracted upon store item purchases.

What you find in the example below is a script that demonstrates the full lifecycle of credits of a signed-in user. The Start function executes these operations in order:

1. prints the credits your signed in user has
2. prints the cost of the first store item
3. adds credits to your user

Because the third operation syncs with the server it requires a callback.

Upon success you will see that the user now has more credits when logged.

Finally you can run the purchase store item function successfully.

Example

void Start()
{
    Debug.Log(GameFuseUser.CurrentUser.credits);  // Prints 0
    Debug.Log(GameFuse.GetStoreItems().First.cost) // Prints 25 (or whatever you set your first item to on the web dashboard)
    GameFuseUser.CurrentUser.AddCredits(50, AddCreditsCallback);
}

void AddCreditsCallback(string message, bool hasError)
{
    if (hasError)
    {
        Debug.Log("Error adding credits: " + message);
    }
    else
    {
        Debug.Log(GameFuseUser.CurrentUser.credits;  // Prints 50
        GameFuseUser.PurchaseStoreItem(GameFuse.GetStoreItems().First, PurchasedItemCallback)
    }

}

void PurchasedItemCallback(string message, bool hasError)
{
    if (hasError)
    {
        Debug.Log("Error purchasing item: "+message);
    }
    else
    {
        Debug.Log("Purchased Item");
        Debug.Log("Current Credits: " + GameFuseUser.CurrentUser.GetCredits());
    }
}

Function return values

GameFuseUser.CurrentUser.AddCredits

HTTP status code	Description
200	OK
400	Credits parameter missing
500	Unknown server error