Hello, we have build a GPS game for Unity and a couple of days ago we invited some friends to try it.

We have registration, user and team, a leaderboard and everything worked fine.

The game was set to last 3 hours, so we had set that time to upload the score at the end.

We could see the ranking at the end, and it was OK.

But we have noticed that after some users have stopped playing the game, some scores are still adding to the leaderboard (I mean, two days after the end of the game). Do you have any idea of why is this happening?

Thanks, Jose.

Hello, I have written from my personal page, but the game is set in my partner account.
The game name is "Netpoint". The leaderboard is SQUAD. If you need more information, please let me know.
Thanks, Jose

 

 

Hi Liam,
no, the question is it is a GPS game that you have to play several places in the city, recollecting virtual objects.
The thing is that the day after, when nobody was playing, the scores were adding to the leaderboard. It is very strange.
We have set the game to post the score when you hit a button to finish the game, and only then. The script we are using is this SubirPuntuacion.cs:

using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;
using UnityEngine.UI;
using GameSparks.Api;
using GameSparks.Api.Messages;
using GameSparks.Api.Requests;
using GameSparks.Api.Responses;
using GameSparks.Core;

public class SubirPuntuacion : MonoBehaviour {
   
     GameObject Player;
     public Text ResponseText;
     
     void Start ()
     {
       Player = GameObject.FindGameObjectWithTag("Player");
       Player.GetComponent<PuntosPistas>().Score = PlayerPrefs.GetInt("Score");
       
     }
     
   public void PostScore()
   {
     Debug.Log ("Posting Score To Leaderboard...");
     new GameSparks.Api.Requests.LogEventRequest ()
       .SetEventKey("HS")
         .SetEventAttribute("SCORE", Player.GetComponent<PuntosPistas>().Score)
         .SetDurable(true)
         .Send ((response) => {
           
           if(!response.HasErrors)
           {
             Debug.Log("Score Posted Sucessfully...");
           }
           else
           {
             Debug.Log("Error Posting Score...");
           }
         });
   }
     
     
     public void SubirServidor () {
         
         PostScore();
         
       }
     }

 

Also, we have noticed that the first scores lasted at least more than 8 hours to upload to the leaderboard. We don´t know why.

Thank you, Jose.