I mean this doesn't crash, but the result is a bit weird. I tried to GetLeaderboardAroundCharacter with the CharacterId of the type "1" character and the CharacterType of "0". Then I could specify the type on GetLeaderboardAroundCharacter to only get the maps. Let's say maps are from type "0" and the extra ones are type "1". I also thought about giving the extra character another Type than the maps.
As long as there aren't too many "false" maps close together, I could work around that, but since this is not guaranteed this could be an issue. If I would use the call GetLeaderboardAroundCharacter, I thought about having an extra character per player with the statistic value that I want to find, but this would have the disadvantage, that the result I am getting back, would include real maps and also these "false" maps that indicate other players difficulty values. I could make multiple calls to slowly find my way to the value, but that would get less practical with large numbers of players.Ĥ. If I would use the call GetCharacterLeaderboard, then I would need to know the position in the leaderboard that has the value I'm searching for. So I'm thinking about a workaround to get a similar result.ģ. Is this still so?Īnother problem is that there is no call that would give me part of the character leaderboard around a given statistic value. I read somewhere that the limit on characters per player is 10. Is this a possible and/or good way to do this?Ģ. The details for the map could easily be stored in the characters key-value pairs.ġ. I thought about creating one character per map because I think that is the only possibility to have multiple entries in the same leaderboard from one player. Each map's difficulty value should be stored in a leaderboard so that players can find maps on a specific level of difficulty. In my game players should be able to design multiple(maybe 3-6 or so) "maps" and save them serverside to make them accessible for other players.
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