Hi rd,

You'd do the last login in and days logged in successively in the AuthenticationResponse.

Here's a working last login script:

//We'll store the lastLogin in a variable as we'll be updating it now
var lastLogin = Spark.getPlayer().getScriptData("lastLogin");

//We can set the AuthenticationResponse scriptData with the lastLogin, this will show it up in the responses in Unity etc
Spark.setScriptData("lastLogin", lastLogin);

//Since we've logged in again and done everything we want to do with the old login data, we'll update the player's lastLogin
Spark.getPlayer().setScriptData("lastLogin", new Date());

For the daily login count, we store the lastLogin in epoch time so you can subtract the lastLogin from the current time and if the answer is less than 86400 they last logged in under 24 hours ago.

It would look something like this:

//Checking strict days in a row
var daysInARow = Spark.getPlayer().getScriptData("daysInARow");
var lastLogin = Spark.getPlayer().getScriptData("lastLogin");
var currentTime = new Date();
var timeSinceLastLogin = currentTime - lastLogin;

//Checking that timeSinceLastLogin is greater than 24 hours and less than 48 hours
if(timeSinceLastLogin > 86400 && timeSinceLastLogin < 172800){
	daysInARow++;
}

//If timeSinceLastLogin is greater than 2 days, reset their daysInARow
if(timeSinceLastLogin > 17280)
{
	daysInARow = 0;
}

Spark.getPlayer().setScriptData("daysInARow", daysInARow);

This might not be the best way to do it but it's a step in the right direction!

With that information being stored on the player's scriptData it will be available with response.ScriptData.GetInt("daysInARow");

Shane