UE5 launch Windows Push and local notifications + SMG options

Launch notifications within the game wherever and however you want, when a user performs an action, for rewards, to provide information, to notify of new events, and much more.

CmsTrillaNotifications is a plugin to launch Windows local and push notifications in multiple languages. You can launch 4 types of notifications with text and images.

You can also launch Windows messages with information and options, such as opening URLs for more information. Easy and without complex configurations.

The plugin and the files for Windows take care of everything, you only have to configure the text, the image and decide when to launch the notification. The plugin for Ue5 is responsible for notifying the Windows scripts that I launched that notification, the Windows scripts take care of everything and outside the game thread for greater optimization.

All Windows files and executables for each notification are distributed with the game build within the game folder. No external downloads, all in the same game build.

Each notification.exe executable for local notifications has its own configuration files, which will be uploaded to your game and can be synchronized from your server so that the texts of each notification and image are always updated without having to upload an update your game. The option to sync files with your server is optional for local notifications, if you do not want to activate it, the files will not be updated dynamically.

We call local notifications the notifications that are launched from within the game to inform your users of whatever you want, whether it's unlocking weapons, maps, achievements, etc.

Push notifications are what you can launch outside the game to notify you of anything. These notifications are launched from the CmsTrillaNotifications Windows scripts. You will see that when you download the plugin, you will have several batch and vbs scripts, hese scripts are responsible for updating the content for push notifications, creating a Windows task to check your server for new push notifications, configuring a Windows task to run push notifications when the user turns on their computer, and to configure everything necessary for notifications.