For this Demo tutorial, I will show you how to take an unfinished game that has been white-boxed and the basic gameplay is coded and polish it to the point of publication. I have another mini-game that I have created for My Crypto Games but it is missing many of its final detail to be ready for the app to be updated. I will show you how to replace models with their final assets, add particle effects, and fine-tune scripts.
In this lesson, I will show you how to Deploy your Azure Functions with Visual Studio Code. We will then register that function as a PlayFab cloud script so we can use it for Unity. All the steps taken in this video are necessary to be able to use PlayFab cloud script for your Unity project.
In this tutorial, I will show you how to create and use Azure functions for PlayFab scripts. To create an Azure function you will go down to your workspace window in visual studio code and click the plus sign you can then select create function. You will want to use an HTTP Trigger give it a name and a namespace and select Anonymous. This will then create a Azure function template. To use Playfab you will want to make sure you install the Playfab SDK. You will then want to do a bit of set up for you function after which you can create your C# script just as you would inside Unity. The main thing you want to do inside this function is your Requests to Playfab. You use Azure and playfab cloud scripts to run requests that need to be more secure than running them on the client’s device.
