Social (Unity)

FRVRSDK.Social wraps the host channel’s share sheet and invite picker. Two actions: share (broadcast to the player’s feed / friends) and invite (target specific friends directly).

Not every channel supports these — always check first.

Check support

FRVRSDK.Social.CanInvite(canInvite =>
{
    inviteButton.gameObject.SetActive(canInvite);
});

If canInvite is false, hide the UI entry point — don’t show a button that does nothing.

Share a screenshot

The wrapper takes a base64 data URL for the image. Capture the texture, encode to PNG, base64‑encode the bytes, prefix with the data‑URL scheme:

string imageBase64 = "data:image/png;base64,"
    + System.Convert.ToBase64String(shareTexture.EncodeToPNG());

FRVRSDK.Social.Share(
    text:     "Beat my 42k in Fruit Sort FRVR!",
    image:    imageBase64,
    headline: "Share",
    cta:      "Play",
    result => Debug.Log("share result (1=ok, 0=fail): " + result));

With structured entrypoint data (so the receiving player lands in a specific state):

FRVRSDK.Social.Share(
    "Check this out!",
    imageBase64,
    "Headline",
    "Play Now",
    result => Debug.Log("share: " + result),
    "{\"deepLink\":\"daily_puzzle\",\"seed\":12345}");

The result callback is Action<int> — 1 means the host accepted the share, 0 means it failed (often “user closed the sheet without sharing”).

Argument	Type	Required	Purpose
text	string	yes	Body / description text.
image	string	yes	Image as a base64 data URL (data:image/png;base64,…).
headline	string	yes	Short headline above the body, where supported.
cta	string	yes	Call‑to‑action button label.
result callback	Action<int>	yes	1 on success, 0 on failure / cancel.
entryPointDataJson	string (JSON)	no	Serialized payload delivered to the recipient via entry point on join. Defaults to "{}".

Invite specific friends

FRVRSDK.Social.Invite(
    text:               "Come play with me!",
    image:              imageBase64,
    headline:           "Join",
    cta:                "Play",
    entryPointDataJson: "{\"room\":\"abc\"}",
    result => Debug.Log("invite result (1=ok, 0=fail): " + result));

The host channel presents its native friend picker; the callback fires when the player finishes or cancels. Like Share, the result is Action<int> — 1 on success, 0 on cancel/failure. Note that entryPointDataJson is positional (5th argument), comes before the callback, and is required on Invite (unlike Share, which defaults it to "{}").

Argument	Type	Required	Purpose
text	string	yes	Message shown alongside the image.
image	string	yes	Image as a base64 data URL (data:image/png;base64,…).
headline	string	yes	Short headline above the body, where supported.
cta	string	yes	Call‑to‑action button label.
entryPointDataJson	string (JSON)	yes	Serialized payload available to the recipient through entry point on join. Pass "{}" if you don’t need one.
result callback	Action<int>	yes	1 on success, 0 on cancel / failure.

Screenshot texture settings

This is the most common “share returns nothing” bug. For EncodeToPNG() to produce non‑empty bytes, the shareTexture asset must have:

• Read/Write Enabled: ON
• Compression: None

Rough size guidance: 512×386 or 1024×768 work fine. Avoid huge textures — the base64 payload is what gets POSTed to the host, and you pay the serialise/transfer cost.

Related

• Share vs. invite semantics, full platform surface list (templated updates, friends graph, real‑time presence): Web SDK social reference.