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Have your GameOverMenuManager class contain the necessary advert member variables. Within its

Start()

method have it perform all the appropriate initialisation using the advert API.

In the GameOverMenuManager, have an OnEnable method something like this:

Code (CSharp):

1. void OnEnable()
2. {
3.     if (interstitial.IsLoaded())
4.     {
5.         interstitial.Show();
6.     }
7. }

At some point you will need to deactivate the object (but after

Start()

has completed). Note: I am not sure if doing this will prevent the downloading of the ad in the background or not - so you may need to play around with it.

As long as the advert downloaded then, when setting it to active, the IsLoaded check should then be true and the advert shown.

Hopefully that gives you some ideas to work with?

 

I would imagine that after the player has viewed the video, in an appropriate event handler (maybe

HandleRewardBasedVideoClosed

), you would have a line of code something along the lines of

player.AddOneLife();

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