(D) The Sort menu, which you can use to sort the list of packages and feature sets by name or date. (C) The Packages menu, which you can use to change what appears in the list (context). (B) The add button, which you can click to install a package directly into your project by entering a git URL, a local path, or a package name. (A) The experimental package indicator, which warns you if your project contains experimental packages. More info See in Glossary for each project.
You can manage feature sets directly in Unity’s Package Manager. You can also use this window to see which package versions are available, and install, remove, disable, or update packages and feature sets A feature set is a collection of related packages that you can use to achieve specific results in the Unity Editor. Window > GameAnalytics > Create GameAnalytics objectĪ GameAnalytics object will be placed in the scene you are currently on (remember to save the scene to keep the changes).Use the Unity Package Manager (in Unity’s top menu: Window > Package Manager) to view which packages and feature sets are available for installation or already installed in your project. Open the initial scene the game will load. It is required and used to handle initialization when the game is launched. To use GameAnalytics you need to add the GameAnalytics GameObject to your starting scene. You need to manually initialize the SDK by calling GameAnalytics.Initialize() from your own GameObject (with script execution order coming after GameAnalytics script’s order if your object is in the same scene as the GameAnalytics object as some code is called on Awake event which needs to be called before initializing the sdk). The GameAnalytics Unity SDK uses IDFV (for iOS) as the user id and it will only add IDFA to events if IDFA consent status is authorized. If you don't need to use IDFA and you don't have any third party SDKs that need to use IDFA then you don't need to show the IDFA consent dialog (you need to use v6.6.4 or later of the Unity SDK).
Remember to add a usage-description to the ist file as described here.
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