Manage profiles#

Players can use profiles to sign in to multiple accounts on a single device. Profiles add a level of isolation to the values saved to the PlayerPrefs. Profiles are not automatically persisted; it’s up to developers to determine how to manage them.

Switch profiles#

Players must be signed out to switch the current profile. Use AuthenticationService.Instance.SwitchProfile(profileName) . The profile name may only contain alphanumeric values, `-`, `_` and have a maximum length of 30 characters.

If a player is not signed out, SwitchProfile throws an AuthenticationException with the error code AuthenticationErrorCodes.ClientInvalidUserState.

If an invalid name is used, SwitchProfile throws an AuthenticationException with the error code AuthenticationErrorCodes.ClientInvalidProfile

Current profile#

To view the current profile, use AuthenticationService.Instance.Profile

Default profile#

If there is no profile provided in the initialization options, the value default is used.

Set the profile at initialization#

Optionally, you can set the profile when initializing UnityServices. The AuthenticationService will use the value default if a profile is not provided.

async Task InitializeUnityServices()
{
    var options = new InitializationOptions();
    options.SetProfile(“test_profile”);
    await UnityServices.InitializeAsync(options);
}

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