Building to Mobile

Build App

In your Unity Editor, navigate to File/ Build Settings. Since I am on a Mac, I will be building to iOS. Make sure you have selected all the scenes you want to include in your build. Then, hit Build and Run. If you are on a Windows, you can build to Android.

I recommend connecting your laptop and phone with a cable. Make sure the cords are connected while you build your app.

All applications that are built for iOS will need to go through XCode. If you don't have XCode, you can download it from the Apple App Store. This is a heavy application, so if it takes up too much space and time, that is okay. If possible, please work with a student who has XCode. If you are unable to build your app with XCode, please use download Unity Remote on your phone.

Save your build under a builds folder and name it as something like version1.0.

After saving your build, you should be able to open the project in XCode. If you clicked on Build and Run, XCode should open automaticaly. If you are on Android Studio or XCode and need a paid developer account, please reach out to Debbie - she has her personal credentials that you can use.

Preview on Phone

Connect your phone to your laptop. Spend some time playing around with the AR application.

If you are using Unity Preview, you are required to connect with a USB. Go to Edit / Project Settings / Editor and select your phone.

The Unity Console

After you connect your phone to Unity, you should see lines printed out within your Unity Console. They should show data from your phone's gyroscope.