My last thread was closed cause of a duplicate i deleted before it was closed, so I try again…
I just tried to launch a game for Android-devices, but I got a major bugger that won’t launch the game. As the title say, the if-statement for a GUI.Button to start the game won’t work, it just stand on the same scene without doing anything. Is it a quick way to solve this?
if(GUI.Button(new Rect(450,350,500,100),“Start game”))
{
Application.LoadLevel(1);
}
#“the unity remote app…”
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the remote app is utterly unrelated. it’s just a mirror of your desk machine’s screen.
You are using sizes too large - exactly as Fafase told you.
make it much smaller, try again, and let us know.
What I recommend is to use ratio. Use Screen.height/ratio and Screen.width/ratio. This way you don't have to do one code for mobile phone, one other for tabs and even for each phone size you would have to...well you get the idea. Using ratio, your box automatically gets sized according to the screen. You would have your font size doing the same as well (using integers).
– fafase
IN THE UNITY APPLICATION OPEN "P{LAYER PREFERENCES" LOOK AT THEM HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN TO INCLUDE THE RELEVANT SCENES ? This is the third time someone has explained this post a SCREEN SHOT of your player preferences "scenes in build"
– Fattiehttps://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/4938568/Screens/ScreenShot052.png Everything is included and it works fine when I run it in unity and on the unity remote app for android.
– ZenDeltanew Rect(450,350,500,100) this sounds quite big to me for a mobile.
– fafaseAlso, make sure you do not hide useful members. You have a warning that tells you you are doing wrong.
– fafaseHow about a logcat? Maybe you are getting some exception message? Just as a total sane check, also headbutt an Debug.Log in there to ensure the code is actually being called.
– Statement