Using new Unity plugin 2.2.160725 my build raises an exception on device due to missing shared settings. Did I miss documentation about creating shared settings in resources?
Was the package supposed to have an asset in already for those settings?
Using new Unity plugin 2.2.160725 my build raises an exception on device due to missing shared settings. Did I miss documentation about creating shared settings in resources?
Was the package supposed to have an asset in already for those settings?
Actually I've just found the asset in the sdk, which doesn't explain why I'm getting the exception on device.
Hey Andy,
I would first recommend you upgrade to the latest SDK (2.4), as we have had some minor device specific issues which you may be seeing in the first versions of 2.x.
If that does not resolve the issue, I will need some additional information:
-Zac
At your download page (https://api.playfab.com/sdks/unity) it says 2.2.160725 still.
On GitHub there's no mention at all about a version number. Downloading the zip and extracting gives no idea about which version it is.
When we say Unity Version, we mean the Unity3d Engine that you downloaded from
You can see this version by opening the editor, clicking "Help" -> "About Unity"
We still need all the additional information that Zac requested, thanks.
Paul you have misunderstood. I was simply pointing out to Zac that the download at the link I gave was for 2.2.160725. I did not give the additional information requested because as far as I could tell there was no 2.4 SDK for me to download.
@Andy .. you can see the current version of the sdk in 2 places..
https://github.com/PlayFab/UnitySDK/releases
and
on another note, I know you want to see the version # in the filename upon download, however that currently would require us to manually update the links everywhere to point to the current version. Right now, we have everything automated.
However, we are releasing a beta within the next two weeks, a new Unity Editor Extension that makes upgrading the unity SDK very easy.
Sneak peek.
So why make it confusing by having the other page where it still says 2.2.160725?
From now one I will look at the github link you gave to tell which is the latest version.
I'm not sure I would want to use that new extension to upgrade. I prefer to manually download the package (ideally named by version) so I can then import into multiple projects as and when I require.
Actually I see that downloading from github gives a zip file with a version number. That's all I wanted :-)
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