Familiarize yourself with it to take your first step towards mastering the Agora platform! You’ll notice that photon.isMine is now angry at us, and that we need to implement some Agora callback methods. This is a basic Agora setup protocol, and very similar if not identical to the AgoraDemo featured in the Unity SDK download. MRtcEngine.JoinChannel(channel, null, 0) MRtcEngine.OnUserOffline = OnUserOfflineHandler MRtcEngine.OnLeaveChannel = OnLeaveChannelHandler MRtcEngine.OnUserJoined = OnUserJoinedHandler MRtcEngine.OnJoinChannelSuccess = OnJoinChannelSuccessHandler MRtcEngine = IRtcEngine.GetEngine(appID) In AgoraVideoChat let’s add this code: using agora_gaming_rtc It is already set up with Photon to join a networked lobby/room and send messages across the network.Ĭreate a new script called AgoraVideoChat and add it to our CharPrefab. This object lives in Assets > DemoVikings > Resources. Our “Charprefab” is the default Viking character we will be using. Import Photon Viking Multiplayer Showcase into your project.Import Agora SDK into your project from the Unity Asset Store.Create a Photon developer account for their appID.Create an Agora developer account here to get your AppID.
From the same machine, test using one client from a Unity build, and another from the Unity editor (this solution is suboptimal, because the two builds will fight for the webcam access, and may cause headache).
Since this is a networked demo, you have two strategies for testing: Before we get started, let’s touch on two important factors: In this tutorial, I’m going to show you how to use Agora to create a real-time video party chat feature in a Unity MMO demo asset using the Agora SDK and Photon Unity Networking (PUN).īy the end of the demo, you should understand how to download the Agora plugin for Unity, join/leave another player’s channel, and display your player party in a scalable fashion.įor this tutorial, I’m using Unity 2018.4.18. Agora’s Unity SDK has a low footprint and performance cost, making it a great tool for any platform, from mobile to VR! When you’re making a video game, you want to squeeze every last drop out of performance out of your graphics, code, and any plugins you may use.
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