Calling mUnityPlayer.quit() closes entire Application, unwanted

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Using Unity as a library in native iOS/Android apps

In some scenario developers using native platform technologies (like Android/Java & iOS/Objective C) want to include in their apps/games features powered by Unity (usually for 3D/2D Real Time Rendering), like AR experience, interaction with 3D models, 2D mini games and more. Starting with Unity 2019.3.a2, we are introducing a new feature to use Unity as a library in native apps by integrating the Unity runtime components and your content in a native platform project. The Unity Runtime Library …

Integration Unity as a library in native Android app Version 2

This document explains how to include Unity as a Library into standard Android application through Activity. You can read more about Unity as a Library. This example address Version 1 issues of example, most important one relates to unloading/quitting Unity. Pre Requirements: Android Studio 3.4.2+ Unity version 2019.3.0b4+ 1. Get source Clone or Download GitHub repo uaal-example. It includes: [4584565--427066--image8.png] Unityproject - this is a simple demo project made with Unity…