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Support for this awesome feature can be added very easily and of course there are limitations until Google adds native support for In-App Message in Unity. You could also use some direct links like myapp://message-clicked.example and catch that in Unity.

You then just have to pass some parameters. Unity does support Firebase Dynamic Links so this notifies your app that the user pressed the popup. You can use Firebase Dynamic Links as action in the In-App Message. Check my post Unity native call reference to get some help with that.īut there is an easier way. This does not work out of the box since you would first have to add the native bindings in C#. Normally to do something in game when the user clicks on the In-App Message you would subscribe to some handlers described HERE.
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On Unity we don’t have these files directly. For a full sample of using Firebase with the Braze Android SDK, see our Firebase push sample app. The instructions state that we have to add dependencies to the adle (Android) and the Podfile (iOS).
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You also have to add code to your game to initialize Firebase.
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Add to Unityīefore trying to add In-App Messaging to Unity please follow the instructions to install Firebase Analytics into Unity since this is a hard dependency of In-App Messaging.

Please don’t confuse this feature with Cloud Messaging which is used for native push notifications. But it can actually be used really easy already in Unity. In-App Messaging is one of them and I think it is a great way to interact with your users without updating the app binary. I think they offer great products which help apps and games. In the last year I grew more and more attached to the Firebase service from Google. It works without much trouble but there are limitations. TL DR: In-App Messages can be added to Unity by using the Firebase Dependency Files.
