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Guide

Duration: 7:30

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Unity - https://unity.com/download
AndroidStudio - https://developer.android.com/studio

Notepad File: https://bitbucket.org/--Raavan/workspace/snippets/jqeExa/update-these-files-inside-android-studio

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Video Description: In this tutorial, we'll learn how to export a Unity application and integrate it as a module in an Android Studio project. We'll also explore methods for sharing live data between the two platforms.

We'll start by creating a Unity project with a user interface featuring a data display field and buttons for generating random numbers and launching the Android app.

Next, we'll create a script called "Mediator" to handle data communication. The implementation involves opening the Android app, interacting with buttons, opening the Unity app, performing actions based on received data, and sending data back to the Android app.

To fetch data from Android, we'll use the UnityPlayer class. The retrieved data will be displayed in the Unity text field. We'll also generate random numbers in Unity and update the text field accordingly.

After exporting the Unity project, we'll integrate it into Android Studio. We'll modify settings.gradle and build.gradle files, copy the UnityLibrary folder, and resolve integration errors.

Finally, we'll write code in Android Studio to receive data from Unity, display it, and send data back. The tutorial concludes with the successful integration and demonstration of the Unity app within the Android app.

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