Platform
The Platform enum is used to determine the operating system of the client.
Items
| Name | Value | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| Windows | 0 | The client is running on a Windows Operating System. |
| OSX | 1 | The client is running on OSX (Apple desktop). |
| IOS | 2 | The client is running on IOS (Apple mobile). |
| Android | 3 | The client is running on Android (Google mobile). |
| XBoxOne | 4 | The client is running on an XBox One (console). |
| PS4 | 5 | The client is running on a PS4 (console). |
| PS3 | 6 | The client is running on a PS3 (console). |
| XBox360 | 7 | The client is running on an XBox 360 (console). |
| WiiU | 8 | The client is running on a Wii U (console). |
| NX | 9 | The client is running on an NX Operating System (Cisco Nexus). |
| Ouya | 10 | The client is running on an Ouya Operating System (Android-Based). |
| AndroidTV | 11 | The client is running on an Android TV. |
| Chromecast | 12 | The client is running on Chromecast. |
| Linux | 13 | The client is running on a Linux Operating System (desktop). |
| SteamOS | 14 | The client is running on Steam. |
| WebOS | 15 | The client is running on WebOS. |
| DOS | 16 | The client is running on DOS. |
| BeOS | 17 | The client is running on BeOS. |
| UWP | 18 | The client is running on UWP. |
| PS5 | 19 | |
| MetaOS | 20 | |
| None | 21 | The client's operating system is unknown. |