Put it all together - Create joinable sessions with dedicated servers - (Unity module)

Last updated on June 11, 2024

Connect the UI to the create, leave, and display current session status​

  1. Open the project in Unity and open the CreateMatchSessionHandler_Starter script. You will call the AccelByte Gaming Services (AGS) Game SDK for Unity API to create a match session via the wrapper class. Before you can start the API call, you need to define the wrapper first. Add the code bellow to the CreateMatchSessionHandler_Starter file.

    private MatchSessionDSWrapper_Starter matchSessionDSWrapper_Starter;

  2. Then, add the code below into Start().

    private void Start()
    {
        matchSessionDSWrapper_Starter = TutorialModuleManager.Instance.GetModuleClass<MatchSessionDSWrapper_Starter>();

        //... some code omitted for brevity
    }

  3. Modify the CreateMatchSession function as follows:

    private void CreateMatchSession()
    {
        ShowLoading("Creating Match Session...", CancelCreateMatch);
        matchSessionDSWrapper_Starter.Create(gameMode, 
            selectedSessionServerType, OnCreatedMatchSession);
    }

  4. You need to define the CancelCreateMatch function. This function will cancel the match session creation using the starter version of MatchSessionWrapper class.

    private void CancelCreateMatch()
    {
        if(shownRectTransform!=null)
            shownRectTransform.gameObject.SetActive(true);
        loadingPanel.gameObject.SetActive(false);
        matchSessionDSWrapper_Starter.CancelCreateMatchSession();
    }

  5. You still need to define the OnCreatedMatchSession function to handle the match creation result.

    private static void OnCreatedMatchSession(string errorMessage)
    {
        instance.dsBtn.interactable = true;
        if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(errorMessage))
        {
            instance.ShowError(errorMessage);
        }
        else
        {
            //show loading, MatchSessionWrapper_Starter will move UI to lobby when connected to DS
            instance.ShowLoading("Joining Session");
            Debug.Log($"success create session");
        }
    }

  6. Play the game from Unity Editor. If successful, you will see this log:

     [MatchSessionDSWrapper_Starter.cs] [OnCreateGameSessionResult] [Log] [linenumber] - create session result:

  7. Congratulations! You successfully connected the UI with the wrapper class to create a match session. In the Play Test section, we will test create match session implementation.

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