Welcome to the repository for the Epic Online Services (EOS) Getting Started series. This repository contains source code accompanying the various tutorials found on the Epic Online Services blog and the Epic Developer Community.
The tutorials focus on getting started with EOS, using C# and Unreal Engine with the Online Subsystem (OSS). The content covers topics such as authentication, player presence, achievements, leaderboards, and more.
The table below links to C#-focused blog posts and the corresponding code in this repository. These blog posts can be found on the Epic Online Services blog, providing guidance on how to use EOS with C#. The full list of blog posts in this series can be found in the Introduction to Epic Online Services (EOS).
For more detailed instructions on using the C# code, refer to the readme file in the CSharp folder.
This section contains the source code of an Unreal Engine project built using the Third Person Feature Pack. The project demonstrates how to integrate the Epic Online Services Online Subsystem plugin into your game. The code corresponds to the course: The EOS Online Subsystem (OSS) Plugin.
The Unreal Engine code is structured around real-world scenarios and is up to module 7 - EOS P2P, Lobbies and Voice. Below is a table listing the modules included in the course.
| Module | Release Date |
|---|---|
| Plugin Configuration | Released |
| Signing-in | Released |
| Setting up a dedicated server to host EOS Sessions | Released |
| Joining EOS Session | Released |
| EOS Stats, Achievements, and Leaderboards | Released |
| EOS Player and Title Data Storage | Released |
| EOS P2P, Lobbies, and Voice | Released |
| Voice on Trusted Server | TBD |
| Easy Anti-Cheat | TBD |
If you're working with EOS P2P, make sure to use Unreal Engine version 5.3, which includes EOS SDK version 1.16. If you are using an older version of Unreal Engine, you may need to upgrade the EOS SDK. For guidance, refer to Upgrading the EOS SDK.
Older versions of the EOS SDK may be affected by a WebRTC vulnerability.
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