UnityMobileSetup

Setup Unity for mobile development with XCode iOS simulator tests

Summary/CheckList

1. [ ] Lightning Setup
2. [ ] LWRP (2019 or lower versions) or Universal Pipeline (2020 unity version)
3. [ ] Switch Platform (iOS on MAC)
4. [ ] Define orientation only (portrait or landscape)
5. [ ] iOS Processing - Project Settings
6. [ ] Mobile Moves Input

Lightning

1. Find the lightning settings
2. Remove real-time light and perform the baked light map

LWRP

1. Menu bar at Unity:

   1. Window > Package Manager

      1. All Packages (filter)

         1. Lightweight RP > Install

         

         1. LWRP Create

         

         1. LWRP Config

         

         1. MenuBar > Edit > Project Settings > Graphics > Drag&Drop created LWRP (LWRP Set)

         

         1. after LWRP Set everything get pink (LWRP Process):

            1. MenuBar > Edit > Render Pipeline > Upgrade Project Materials to Render Pipeline

            

            1. IF Still anything pink (update it specific shader):

            

Switch Platform (prefer iOS on MAC)

1. Menu bar at Unity
   1. File
   2. Build Settings
      1. Select "iOS" and click on "switch platform"
      2. Click "Add Open Scenes"
2. Click "Player Settings" for the next steps

Define Orientation

At "Player Settings":

1. Select the platorm (phone icon is iOS)
   1. "Resolution and Presentation":
      1. Default Orientation = '>' (landscape) '^' (portrait)
   2. Allowed Orientations for Auto Rotation

iOS Processing - Proj. Settings

1. Color Space = "Gamma"
2. Auto Graphic API = "Metal + OpenGLES3"
3. Bundle Identifier = "com.Company.Proj"
4. Target SDK = "Simulator SDK" (development) and "Device SDK" (production)

Moves Input

1. Download & Import Standard Assets Store

2. Add Adam to the scene (third controller character)

3. Find it in the project folder nav & add it to the hierarchy

   

4. Disable and re-enable mobile inputs (unity menu bar)

   

Obs.: a sample right button (jump is already there, just change it skin, to do it convert the image from default to Sprite2D UI)

Mobile Camera Moves