TonyHoyleRps

Any updates? Even just preliminary support would be very helpful.

Seconded on a README. All the instructions on the android side assume a compiled binary you can call using 'bundletool' but the download is 'bundletool.jar' and it's not clear how...

That's just placebo though - try it using any kind of source control. You'll find there will be zero changes to the source and nothing to commit. You've not done...

I just created a window that executes the data package with flutter as the parent hwnd then resizes it to exactly match the space required. If I want to put...

"I have tested working around the issue by holding a reference mUnityPlayer in MainActivity retrieved from UnityPlayerUtils.kt. This works but it's rather hacky in it's current form." Can you post...

After some hacking and headscratching I got a kotlin solution similar to yours. I found you have to define the object as java.lang.Object otherwise the native code simply can't find...

I wonder if it might be easier just to make a FlutterUnityActivity base class.. then it's just changing one line of code in MainActivity and that can be documented, rather...

It seems mUnityPlayer is optimised out in release builds, so it got through all my testing then failed when we tried to push it out. Seems this works in build.cs...

It's literally a single line,.. this works correctly on ios and android. Share.shareXFiles([XFile(image.filename)], subject: "Conservatory", sharePositionOrigin: Rect.fromLTWH(0, 0, size.width, size.height / 2));

As expected, that makes no difference. Share.shareFiles([image.filename], subject: "Conservatory", sharePositionOrigin: Rect.fromLTWH(0, 0, size.width, size.height / 2)); I have also tried: Share.shareFiles([image.filename], mimeTypes: ["image/png"], subject: "Conservatory", sharePositionOrigin: Rect.fromLTWH(0, 0, size.width, size.height...