Custom Events

For game-specific events not covered by the typed tracking methods.

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Unity SDK

[System.Serializable]
public class QuestPayload
{
    public string quest_id;
    public string npc;
    public int reward_xp;
}

var payload = new QuestPayload
{
    quest_id = "main_quest_3",
    npc = "merchant",
    reward_xp = 500
};

string json = JsonUtility.ToJson(payload);
GameRebellion.TrackEvent("quest_accepted", json);

note

Unity's JsonUtility requires [Serializable] classes — anonymous types and dictionaries are not supported.

Server-to-Server

client.track_event("quest_accepted", {
    "quest_id": "main_quest_3",
    "npc": "merchant",
    "reward_xp": 500
}, identifiers={"player_id": "player-12345"})

Best Practices

• Use descriptive event names — quest_accepted is better than event_1.
• Keep payloads flat — avoid deeply nested objects.
• Be consistent — use the same field names across events for easier analysis.
• Prefer typed events when a built-in type exists — they have built-in validation and dashboard integration.