• Added utility function to check if PublishedFileId is valid
• Renamed ESubsystem to ESteamSubsystem due to a naming conflict

Go to https://console.aws.amazon.com/iam/ and login to your Amazon Account and access the IAM Console

Click on “Users” and then “Add User“

Name your user user and check “Programmatic Access“

On the next screen click on “Attach existing policies directly” and search for S3, select "AmazonS3FullAccess".

You can skip the “Tags” page

Verify your settings and click on “Create User“

These are the security keys that you will have to enter in Unreal Engine to access S3 functionality!

Go to https://console.aws.amazon.com/iam/ and login to your Amazon Account and access the IAM Console

Click on “Users” and then “Add User“

Name your user user and check “Programmatic Access“

On the next screen click on “Attach existing policies directly” and search for DynamoDBFullAccess

You can skip the “Tags” page

Verify your settings and click on “Create User“

These are the security keys that you will have to enter in Unreal Engine to access DynamoDB functionality!

• Added a couple of nullptr checks

Title Storage

The Title Storage Interface enables developers using Epic Online Services (EOS) to retrieve encrypted data from cloud servers. Data that you store through this interface is accessible to any user on any device where they can log in. While similar to the Player Data Storage Interface, this interface is specialized to handle game-specific data rather than user-specific data, and can provide different versions of files based on the user's platform, region, or other conditions.

• Added the Title Storage Interface introduced with the SDK 1.8.0
• Read more about Title Storage here

• Fixed reading the zip data buffer when creating a script
• Fixed reading the zip data buffer when updating a script

• Fixed a couple of struct variables being set even if length == 0
• Fixed a crash in one of the plugin modules

Server

• Fixed a long to string conversion error when compilng

• Code Refactoring
• Fixed an issue with floats

• SteamCore:: plugin now includes the SteamCore::Web plugin for free!

• Go to https://console.aws.amazon.com/lambda and login to your Amazon Account to access the Lambda console.

Click on "Create Function", make sure you're in your region

Name your function and select Node Js as the type, click on "Create Function"

We've successfully created our Test function! We can now call this function inside Unreal Engine 4!

Go to https://console.aws.amazon.com/iam/ and login to your Amazon Account and access the IAM Console

Click on "Users" and then "Add User"

Name your user user and check "Programmatic Access"

On the next screen click on "Attach existing policies directly" and search for AwsLambdaFullAccess

You can skip the "Tags" page

Verify your settings and click on "Create User"

These are the security keys that you will have to enter in Unreal Engine to access Lambda functionality!