com.triflesgames.gameanalytics
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GameAnalytics collects and stores your data with no limits. You can then view your core KPI's in order to see what areas of your game need to improvements. If you want to find out more about how gamers play, then add in funnels, progression events and r
GameAnalytics Unity SDK.
Documentation can be found here.
If you have any issues or feedback regarding the SDK, please contact our friendly support team here.
This is a custom package used with Unity Package Manager if you want the usual .unitypackage you can download it here.
OBS: If you want to use ILRD with the SDK and you are getting the SDK via UPM you need to download this .unitypackage here. This has to do with some dependency issues with the Ad SDKs which are not on UPM yet.
:information_source: The Unity SDK include support for Windows, Mac, Linux, WebGL, iOS, tvOS, Tizen, UWP, Universal Windows 8 and Android.
Build size: Note that download size differ from the actual build size.
Android: The SDK build size in a native Android app is only around 49Kb and the dependencies take up to 820Kb depending if your app already uses some of the same dependencies.
iOS: The SDK build size in a native iOS app is only around 242Kb (armv7) / 259Kb (armv8).
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GameAnalytics collects and stores your data with no limits. You can then view your core KPI's in order to see what areas of your game need to improvements. If you want to find out more about how gamers play, then add in funnels, progression events and r
The npm package com.triflesgames.gameanalytics receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, com.triflesgames.gameanalytics popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that com.triflesgames.gameanalytics demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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