Game Developer API

Game Developer API

• Introduction
• Guidelines: What follows are requirements and guidelines for building games that work within the Legends of Learning platform.
• Concepts: Review the Concepts section carefully, in order to fully understand the required behaviors of your game when implementing the LoL API.
• Game Load + Unload
• Save + Load State
• Start Game
• Pause + Resume
• Player Progress
• Language + Translation
• Text to Speech (TTS)
• Audio
• Questions + Answers
• Question Overlay (V4): Questions + Answers for API V4
• Question List (V3): Questions + Answers for API V3 and Earlier
• Unity: This section contains everything needed to build an awesome Unity Game for the Legends of Learning Platform.
• Download SDK V5
• API V5: ShowQuestion and AnswerResultReceived should only be used by developers who are given permission to use the Question Overlay.
• Deprecated Behavior: The following events, methods and data structures are deprecated from the Unity API. See the Changelog for more details.
• Example Project: Download a full featured example project that demonstrates the LoL Unity API.
• Project Requirements and Settings
• Build and Run
• Changelog
• Javascript
• JS API: showQuestion and answerResult should only be used by developers given permission to use the Question Overlay.
• Deprecated Behavior
• Construct 3: Construct game development is supported by community-maintained Construct plugins that implement the LoL-supported Javascript API.
• Construct 2: Construct game development is supported by community-maintained Construct plugins that implement the LoL-supported Javascript API.
• Testing: Follow the instructions below to test your game with the Legends of Learning test harness.
• Submission: Follow the instructions below to submit your game to Legends of Learning.
• ATTN: Note on Updating Games: * This page address a common issue with seeing an increased uncompressed build size when updating your game's game engine version.

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