In this tutorial on how to set up your Azure Coding Environment for Playfab Cloud scripts, I will show you how to get started with installing Visual Studio Code, .NET 6.0 SDK, and the Azure Function extension. After this tutorial, you will be able to write C# cloud scripts for PlayFab and deploy them to Azure.
In this tutorial, I will show you how to debug your android apps if crashing after they have been deployed to a device. We will do this using the Android studio logcat. The android studio logcat is like a console window for your running device. after plugin in your phone, the logcat will begin printing messages from your device. If your app is crashing at some point you should be able to see fatal error messages in the logcat. Once you get an error you should be able to search the internet for solutions.
In this tutorial, I will show you how to use Queue Trigger Cloud script with Playfab and Azure in Unity. There are two types of Cloud scripts for Playfab HTTP triggers and Queue triggers. HTTP triggers are the usual type of functions that you will use for your cloud script but for particular situations, you will need to use a Queue Trigger. Queue triggers are used for functions that take more than 4.5 seconds to execute or if you are handling data that require processing in the order they are received.
I will show you how to convert your HTTP functions to a Queue trigger and I will also go through the steps for setting up your cloud script on Playfab and Azure.
