unityscript

How can I call this C# method from Java then return the string value? public string getTest () { return "test"; } This is what I've tried: String str = UnityPlayer.UnitySendMessage("ProfileSave", "getTest",""); I am getting the below error String str=UnityPlayer.UnitySendMessage("ProfileSave", "getTest",""); ^ required: String found: void Programmer UnityPlayer.UnitySendMessage is a void function and does not return a value. Take a look at the UnitySendMessageExtension function implementation below. It is similar to turnipinindia's answer but it returns a value. It only returns a string so you

I've updated the player settings API to be 4.6 as documented. But my project is still targeting 3.5. I also tried to manually update the csproj to 4.6 But after unity was opened it overrided it again to 3.5. Notice that I've update the Visual Studio Tools For Unity to the latest version (3.1.0.0) Anything I'm missing? Is this a known bug? If so, is there a workaround? Programmer You have to enable this from the Editor itself. By the way, you can now download the latest version which is no longer in beta mode. Go to Edit --> Project Settings --> Player --> Other Settings --> Configuration -->

I am using Unity 2017.2.0b5 . I tried to help somebody who asked a question about Unityscript few moments ago but I noticed that: Assets > Create > C# Script is present but Assets > Create > JavaScript is missing. This is also missing from the Project tab and the Create new script menu which is on the Add Component menu. I read the release note but couldn't find anything about Unityscript/Javascript. Has Unity just killed Unityscript/JavaScript support like Boo? According to some comments on the Unity forums: One user said back in February, " UnityScript has already been abandoned. Just no one