Get Steam Server Real Time
Returns the current Steam backend real time as Unix seconds (int64) and as a UTC FDateTime. Useful for leaderboard timestamps, replay timelines, anti-cheat time checks, or syncing events with server time.
Outputs
Pin |
Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|
Unix Time Seconds |
int64 |
Seconds since 1970‑01‑01 UTC, sourced from Steam's backend clock. |
UTC DateTime |
FDateTime |
Unreal-friendly UTC timestamp built from Steam's Unix time. |
Usage
- Use this to timestamp UGC files, ghost runs, replay segments, or leaderboard submissions.
- Steam server time is authoritative — independent of local system clock.
Notes
- If Steam is unavailable, both outputs return zero values.
- Online matchmaking or anti-cheat features often prefer server time for consistency.