Hey Priyank,

Yes, you can.
You need to setup a new ScriptMessage and give it some settings (these can be modified in code so dont worry about them too much. The important ones are your socket/push options).

Once you have that setup, you will need to create and event or a scheduler where you will write the logic for when and who the message gets sent to. You need the shortCode of your scriptMessage and the player you need to send it to.

Then, to send a message in your script you can use the following...

var mess = Spark.message("ScriptMessageShortCode");
mess.setPlayerIds(Spark.getPlayer().getPlayerId())
mess.send();

I wouldnt advise sending out messages to all players at once. If you need to do this for a campaign or something, then do some checks to reduce the player you send to, like checking online players or only player active in the last month, etc.

If you have a case where you need to send messages to thousands of players at once, you should use a bulk job for this to ensure the script doesnt timeout.

Let us know if you have any more questions,
Thanks,
Sean

 

 This would require a lot of custom setup.

Firstly, you need to create a custom player collection. You can see how to do this at the start of the tutorial here.

Once youve got this list you can query player however you want to get a list of ID. You would then pass those IDs into a bulk-job so you can send as many messages as you want.

I cant tell you where you'd need to run the code from. I'd need to know what you intend to send to the players to advise you further on that.