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Title	EasyLeaderboards	EasyLeaderboards
Description	EasyLeaderboards allows you to effortlessly create leaderboards, add scores to those leaderboards, has a built-in BaseLeaderboard node, and is completely free for as many leaderboards as you'd like! With the included functions, you can add, edit, or delete scores, get all of the scores in a leaderboard, create new leaderboards, delete leaderboards, and check if a leaderboard exists. With the custom node, you just add it to the scene and set scores when you receive them. The BaseLeaderboard node is customizable to have different themes, colors, headers, and max scores to display. There is a demo scene in the files, but here is how you do it yourself: To get started download the asset and enable it, then go to either adpgames.com/leaderboards or themaker6.pythonanywhere.com/leaderboards and create your first leaderboard, or run Leaderboard.create_leaderboard(nameOfLeaderboard) replacing "nameOfLeaderboard" with the name as a string. There is a optional parameter with this one: "direction". "direction" can be "Ascending" "Descending" or "NoChange" where ascending sorts the scores lowest to highest, but no sorting will be done for string values. Descending sorts the opposite of ascending. "NoChange" will not change the order, so it is whatever order you put the scores in. You might want to check if there is already a leaderboard with that name already, and you can do that by adding an if statement before creating a leaderboard that says, "if not await Leaderboard.leaderboard_exists(nameOfLeaderboard):", still replacing "nameOfLeaderboard" with the desired name of your leaderboard. Then, to tell the script that you want to connect with a leaderboard, call Leaderboard.set_leaderboard(DataOfLeaderboard) in your "_ready()" function and replace "DataOfLeaderboard" with either the id or name of your leaderboard. You're all set up! Now, whenever you want to add a new score, you can just call Leaderboard.add_score(name, score) replacing the values with what you need. Whenever you'd like to get scores from a leaderboard, make sure a leaderboard is set, and a function is connected to "Leaderboard.recieved_data". Then call Leaderboard.get_scores(), and in the function connected to the signal "recieved_data", set the scores value of the BaseLeaderboard node to the variable "data" that was sent in the signal. And that's it! This is only long to explain what those functions do. There are more in the addon as well.	EasyLeaderboards allows you to effortlessly create leaderboards, add scores to those leaderboards, has a built-in BaseLeaderboard node, and is completely free for as many leaderboards as you'd like! With the included functions, you can add, edit, or delete scores, get all of the scores in a leaderboard, create new leaderboards, delete leaderboards, and check if a leaderboard exists. With the custom node, you just add it to the scene and set scores when you receive them. The BaseLeaderboard node is customizable to have different themes, colors, headers, and max scores to display. There is a demo scene in the files, but here is how you do it yourself: To get started download the asset and enable it, then go to either adpgames.com/leaderboards or themaker6.pythonanywhere.com/leaderboards and create your first leaderboard, or run Leaderboard.create_leaderboard(nameOfLeaderboard) replacing "nameOfLeaderboard" with the name as a string. There is a optional parameter with this one: "direction". "direction" can be "Ascending" "Descending" or "NoChange" where ascending sorts the scores lowest to highest, but no sorting will be done for string values. Descending sorts the opposite of ascending. "NoChange" will not change the order, so it is whatever order you put the scores in. You might want to check if there is already a leaderboard with that name already, and you can do that by adding an if statement before creating a leaderboard that says, "if not await Leaderboard.leaderboard_exists(nameOfLeaderboard):", still replacing "nameOfLeaderboard" with the desired name of your leaderboard. Then, to tell the script that you want to connect with a leaderboard, call Leaderboard.set_leaderboard(DataOfLeaderboard) in your "_ready()" function and replace "DataOfLeaderboard" with either the id or name of your leaderboard. You're all set up! Now, whenever you want to add a new score, you can just call Leaderboard.add_score(name, score) replacing the values with what you need. Whenever you'd like to get scores from a leaderboard, make sure a leaderboard is set, and a function is connected to "Leaderboard.recieved_data". Then call Leaderboard.get_scores(), and in the function connected to the signal "recieved_data", set the scores value of the BaseLeaderboard node to the variable "data" that was sent in the signal. And that's it! This is only long to explain what those functions do. There are more in the addon as well.
Category	Tools	Tools
License	MIT	MIT
Repository Provider	GitHub	GitHub
Repository Url	https://github.com/adpgames/easy-leaderboards	https://github.com/adpgames/easy-leaderboards
Issues Url	https://github.com/adpgames/easy-leaderboards/issues	https://github.com/adpgames/easy-leaderboards/issues
Godot version	Godot 4.0	Godot 4.0
Version String	1.0.0	1.0.0
Download Commit	f4ec7611b5d15337a86a779ba8af2cda9c06d564	f4ec7611b5d15337a86a779ba8af2cda9c06d564
Download Url (Computed)	https://github.com/adpgames/easy-leaderboards/archive/f4ec7611b5d15337a86a779ba8af2cda9c06d564.zip	https://github.com/adpgames/easy-leaderboards/archive/f4ec7611b5d15337a86a779ba8af2cda9c06d564.zip
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