Missions
Add and edit your quests and races. Set rewards and other details to make them fun, challenging, and unique.
Missions allow you to create time-based goals for your players based on data from your game. They are closely tied together with Maps, as a map is a requirement for creating a mission.
A mission can contain the following information;
Property | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
name | A name for the mission | Yes |
game_id | The ID of the game to which this mission shall belong | Yes |
type | An integer representing the type of mission you're creating | Yes |
map_id | An integer representing the ID of the map this mission belongs to | Yes |
asset_id | A reference to an asset you've created that you want to attach this mission to, if not supplied, one will be created automatically | No |
poster_path | A string representing a path to a poster to display for this mission. | No |
rounds | An integer representing the number of rounds in the mission | No |
round_length | A string formatted as "00:00:000" for representing minutes, seconds and milliseconds | No |
completion_bonus | A point based bonus for completing the mission, represented as an integer | No |
difficulty_name | A string for representing the difficulty of the mission | No |
difficulty_multiplier | A decimal number that will be multiplied with the point_reward from the medal field and completion_bonus from the mission | No |
time_score_multiplier | An integer that will be multiplied with the amount of seconds that a player is faster than the round_length for mission of type 3 | No |
goals | Array of objects, see Goals below | No |
checkpoints | Array of objects, see Checkpoints below | No |
filters | Array of objects, see Filters | No |
Missions are meant to be used together with content from your game.
When creating a mission, you send a POST request with the payload data. This will create the mission and an asset for the mission, which you can later update with the update method.
You can send the request with something like https://www.postman.com/ or by calling the Admin API from a tool that you've created or with a custom editor-script in your game engine.
If you make a tool or create a way to use the Admin API inside of the game engine you are using, make sure that it is not included in a public build. Leaking the Admin API information can have devastating consequences for your game as it allow players to login and change anything in the LootLocker web console.
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