| Publisher | Atomized Ltd |
|---|---|
| File size | 2.01MB |
| Number of files | 24 |
| Latest version | 1 |
| Latest release date | 2015-08-14 09:41:41 |
| First release date | 2013-06-08 12:00:15 |
| Supported Unity versions | 2018.4.2 or higher |
Update: Check Version Control within the guide for a list of the changes
Remote notifications can be scary to implement because of all the little details you need to get right to make it work
With Easy Cross-Platform Notifications (ECPN) you will get all server-side and client side code, a full 'how to' guide and a Unity scene example to get you started!
The guide explains what needs to be done on your projectin order to get a platform-agnostic notification service to send messages easily between iOS and android, all within a Unity application.
Needed for the iOS functionality:
- Unity iPhone basic
- Remote server capable of running PHP files and access to MySQL or MS SQL database
- Mac with Xcode
- iOS Developer Account
- An iOS device
Needed for the android functionality:
- Unity android basic
- Remote server capable of running PHP files and access to MySQL or MS SQL database; for iOS push notifications, you must be able to use port 2195 to communicate with APNS server
- Any java IDE (Eclipse, Dr Java)
- Google account
- Android device
Remote notifications can be scary to implement because of all the little details you need to get right to make it work
With Easy Cross-Platform Notifications (ECPN) you will get all server-side and client side code, a full 'how to' guide and a Unity scene example to get you started!
The guide explains what needs to be done on your projectin order to get a platform-agnostic notification service to send messages easily between iOS and android, all within a Unity application.
Needed for the iOS functionality:
- Unity iPhone basic
- Remote server capable of running PHP files and access to MySQL or MS SQL database
- Mac with Xcode
- iOS Developer Account
- An iOS device
Needed for the android functionality:
- Unity android basic
- Remote server capable of running PHP files and access to MySQL or MS SQL database; for iOS push notifications, you must be able to use port 2195 to communicate with APNS server
- Any java IDE (Eclipse, Dr Java)
- Google account
- Android device
