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EOSCore:: Credentials

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This guide will show you how to obtain your Credentials that you use in your DefaultEngine.ini configuration file.

Head to https://dev.epicgames.com/portal, login and select your Project. (Or create a new project if you don’t have one yet)

ProductId

SandboxId

DeploymentId

ClientId

Client Secret

Epic Account Services

If you want to use the Epic Account Services functionality, we must configure our Client to have permissions to use EAS.

GameLift: Assign User to Policy

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After creating our Access Policy (from this guide), we’ll create a new user and assign that user to our newly created Policy.

Click on “Users” then “Add user“

Give your user a Username and AccessType “Programmatic Access“

Click on Attach existing policies directly, then search for the policy we just created

Click on Next: Tags, and skip this step. Move on to “Create User“

User successfully created!

I highly encourage you to “Download .csv” to save your credentials to a file, otherwise you will NOT be able to retrieve these credentials again!

GameLift: Access Policy

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Creating an Access Policy

Click on Create Policy

Select “JSON” type policy

Copy-paste this codeblock into the text editor

{
    "Version": "2012-10-17",
    "Statement": [
        {
            "Effect": "Allow",
            "Action": "gamelift:*",
            "Resource": "*"
        }
        ]
}

The result should look like this, click on “Review Policy” when done

Give our Policy a name, we’ll use “GameLiftFullAccess” in this example, click on “Create Policy” when done

GameLiftFullAccess policy created