Ok, now that we're past the ad network problems I'm going back to discussing my course experience on Udemy for reskinning the 2048 app for iOS and Android. I will post an update on the revenue of the new ad networks in a week or so.
So with Udemy, as I said in my previous post, shows you how to setup the accounts you need. Setting up a Google developer account costs $25, setting up an Apple Developer account costs $99. I'm starting to realize how much I've really spent on this investment.... it's freaking me out a little actually.
Anyway, I set all of my accounts up - ad networks were Revmob, Chartboost, and Admob and analytics were on Upsight.
The course was pretty straightforward and the instructor is good at explaining things. As I was saying, I don't own any apple machines, and I don't have a virtual machine setup yet. So I was just concentrating on the Android part of this course. After installing Unity and learning how to change settings and graphics within Unity, I got to almost the end of the course when I hit a brick wall. It was setting up a unique key where Unity stopped me.
I got an error saying that Unity couldn't find a JDK installation. This is the Java Development Kit. I have tried EVERYTHING I could find on Google. I uninstalled and reinstalled Unity and the Android SDK. I tried changing the PATH variable in the control panel to point to the JDK installation. I uninstalled and reinstalled the JDK. I uninstalled all the other Java installations on my computer and checked with the command prompt that it was reading the proper one - and it was. But it just wasn't working in Unity. That's where I'm at. That's where I stopped with the course. I still don't know what to do with it. It's frustrating.
Anyway, anyone now a fix for that... pls leave a comment. I would love to get passed this.
In my next post I'll tell you what I decided to do from here.
For now, Good night!!
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