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Achievements
Description
Achievements in r4nkt are like goals that you can create and define. They provide ways to measure a player's activities, to incentivize certain behavior, or to provide goals. Your players, through the actions they take, can meet these goals and earn an achievement.  When this is done, they will be awarded a badge to represent the earned achievement.
You must assign criteria to your achievements. These criteria must be met in order to earn the achievement and receive a related badge. You may assign points to achievements, which are then awarded to your players once they are earned. Finally, you may attach rewards to your achievements and then distribute them once they are earned.
Keep in mind that new or modified achievements are not evaluated to see whether or not players have met the criteria. Rather, achievements are only evaluated when related player activities have been reported.
Properties
Achievements have the following properties:
Name
Type
Default
custom_id
string
-
name
string
-
description
string
empty
custom_data
json
empty
is_secret
boolean
false
custom_criteria_group_id
string
empty
points
integer
1
rewards
collection
empty
Click here for information about common properties.
Is secret
An achievement's is_secret property determines whether or not it is returned to the calling application for normal requests. It is boolean and must therefore be equal to one of the following values:
true
false
By default, "secret" achievements will not be returned by "list" or "get" calls to the API.
An achievement with an is_secret value of true is intended to be kept hidden from the player. It is recommended to make an achievement "secret" if it contains a spoiler you don't want to reveal too early, eg. "Discover that you were a ghost all along!".
Finally, an achievement that is "known" (is_secret is false) is one where the player can know about the achievement prior to having earned it.
Criteria group
An achievement can have a single criteria group, which is identified by the criteria group's custom_id and asigned to its custom_criteria_group_id property. This is where you begin to define the different criteria that must be met in order for the player to earn the achievement and be awarded a badge.
Points
An achievement can be given points. Whenever a player earns an achievement, any associated points are automatically added to the points for any other achievements they have earned and your game's standard and session-based leaderboards will be updated automatically.
Rewards
An achievement can have multiple rewards. They are associated with achievements so that, when a player earns an achievement, any associated rewards can be distributed.
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