#Xamarin studio unity android
#Xamarin studio unity Bluetooth

Mono.Android and Java.Interop were found within the Visual Studio program folder. Some dependent Xamarin packages (although I am trying to avoid Xamarin as best as possible)

#Xamarin studio unity Bluetooth

The pre-developed, propriety NuGet packages which handle the Bluetooth functionality What I have discovered is that I don't need too many, I just following what the Unity errors say I'm missing. However, it's easier for me to just copy across the relevant dll files that I need. I can use NuGet in Unity, fortunately, using NuGet For Unity, which is nice.

#Xamarin studio unity android

This task is proving to be very difficult, and from my understanding it appears to be because of the different background processing of how Android and Mono work.

NET/Android/Mono, NuGet, and utilising dll's/packages, are foreign concepts to me. However, Android development is somewhat new to me (small experience 10+ years ago, and nothing more than Hello World), but Xamarin, the inner-workings of. I have some experience with Unity, as well as C# (because of Unity). Right now I am only interested in Android development. Not to mention I am somewhat familiar with Unity and the graphic engine is helpful. I need to get this Bluetooth functionality working in Unity, because we're using Vuforia and the best development platform for Vuforia, as far as I can tell, is in Unity. I could in theory write it myself, but I have been told there is a lot to it and it would not be easy (especially with my knowledge in the area). Although the hardware sticks to the Bluetooth protocol, there are additional security layers added (for security, I've been told.), as well as the functionality for all the data streaming, etc. The key function from this past project is that it allows for searching, connection, and streaming of data over Bluetooth from some proprietary hardware. The previous project was developed in Visual Studio, in C#, using Xamarin for cross platform development on both Android and iOS, and used both pre-developed and third-party NuGet packages. This is probably going to sound ridiculous, but stick with me, please! I'm working on a project where I need to adapt a previous application to work within Unity.