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Hi, I also have the same need to have zoom inside of unity.
Can you be more specific on how this can be done.
To say that other devs have done it is great but not so helpful. We need to know how.
Hello @jon.zoom Thank you for your reply.
I agree with you that other developers has added Zoom SDK in Unity but many developer like us are not getting any step by step documentations for this.
Can you please provide any step by step documentation as right now when we are trying to use ZOOM SDK from MarketPlace our Unity is crashing. We are unable to get the issue as no exception is there.
Can you please help in this.
Unfortunately our lack of a Unity plugin means that we do not have explicit support for Unity at this time. This probably will not always be the case as we continue to expand our SDK offerings, but for the time being we can only support native usage of the SDK.
I tried to use demo .net application which is coming with SDK that is working fine. But when I am creating a wrapper over that application and trying to use in Unity my application is getting crash at
Hi would you please confirm that the online documentation for the sdk and the c# wrapper is up to date with the latest c# package files? I find instances where it seems the documentation does not match what I downloaded.
Unfortunately as mentioned in our documentation, the C# wrapper is provided as a reference and is not actively supported right now. We can only assist with direct usage of the SDK in a native C++ environment.
I watched a video once and I believe the correct approach is the import the mesh then attach the texture in the mesh in unity separatly. In the properties of the mesh there is a square thingy where you drag-drop the image.
So, after import I need to rotate the mesh, but then the directions of the mesh is bananas (red X should point to the right and blue Z in the opposite direction as well. Plus the fact that the mesh stands vertical (rotated -90 about X on export). The export seems completely messed up.
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To show how easy it is to plug Firebase into your Unity project, we made asample game, MechaHamster. If you want to try out adding Firebase to a game, usethe starter version that's on GitHub. If you want a completed version, checkout the versions in the App Store or the Google Play store.
Install Unity 2019.1 or later. Earlier versions may also be compatible butwill not be actively supported. Support for Unity 2019.1 is considereddeprecated, and will no longer be actively supported after the next majorrelease.
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- Add the Firebase package for Google Analytics: FirebaseAnalytics.unitypackage
- Add the packages for any other Firebase products you want to use in your app. For example, to use Firebase Authentication and Firebase Realtime Database:
FirebaseAuth.unitypackage and FirebaseDatabase.unitypackage
Add the packages for the Firebase products you want to use in your app.For example, to use Firebase Authentication and Firebase Realtime Database:
FirebaseAuth.unitypackage andFirebaseDatabase.unitypackage
Add the following using statement and initialization code at the start of yourapplication. You can check for and optionally update Google Play services to theversion that is required by the Firebase Unity SDK before calling any othermethods in the SDK.
When you're creating a game, it's often much easier to test your game in theUnity editor and on desktop platforms first, then deploy and test on mobiledevices later in development. To support this workflow, we provide asubset of the Firebase Unity SDKs which can runon Windows, macOS, Linux, and from within the Unity editor.
The Firebase Unity SDK includes desktop workflow supportfor a subset of products, enabling certain parts of Firebase to be used in theUnity editor and in standalone desktop builds on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Firebase provides the remaining desktop libraries as stub (non-functional)implementations for convenience when building for Windows, macOS, and Linux.Therefore, you don't need to conditionally compile code to target the desktop.
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