Request for Tutorial on how to authorize wallet from standalone Unity Game

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I have a game template in Unity that asks users to manually sign a message to prove ownership of their wallet. (I use this for counterparty which is token platform on Bitcoin).

For some reason no waves client allows you to manually sign a message (they should!). I created a thread in the developer category but it didn’t turn out how I wanted (was even called lazy in that thread). I can’t seem to figure out how to authorize with the web client and standalone through code.

There are over a million Unity Devs out there, lets make it easy for them to interact with Waves. I see Enjin coin and KIN advertising in the Asset store but those platforms suck compared to waves when it comes to Tokens ang gaming.

Thanks

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If I understood your use case correctly, You can use Waves Auth API as explained here:
https://docs.wavesplatform.com/en/waves-api-and-sdk/client-api/auth-api.html

or you can use Waves Keeper API(https://docs.wavesplatform.com/en/waves-api-and-sdk/waves-keeper-api.html)

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Yes I’m confused about how to do that. I’ve been trying thats why i’m asking for a tutorial. How do I reference waves keeper when I’m not even using a browser… How do I get the redirect URL back into Unity after sending to the web api. This is what confuses me. If I had a simple manual address signing in the wallet without all the api stuff I could have a game running already while I figure out the rest.

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  • How do I reference waves keeper when I’m not even using a browser?
    I think, you can’t do it, waves keeper is only available in the browser for now.

  • How do I get the redirect URL back into Unity after sending to the web api?
    I did not understand how you want to see it. You can use Waves SDK inside the unity, here is some examples.

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I’ve checked it out thanks. But how does one prove ownership of a wallet with the gaming sdk. I do not want to deal with private keys etc.

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You can use our npm package - https://github.com/wavesplatform/waves-crypto
or you can use just the Waves keeper in your browser