What is the RuntimePlatform for Windows Store apps.

What is the value returned by Application.platform when running the game after build?

 

An easy way to find out is to do a build and simply debug out what it returns.

But I would imagine it is going to be RuntimePlatform.MetroPlayerX86 for x86, and RuntimePlatform.MetroPlayerARM for ARM.

 

Thanks Kyle

How do you debug when running the built version?

I tried looking at the debug output file but it is not there.

 

Just use Debug.Log(Application.platform); then you can see it in the output window in Visual Studio.

If you don't see the Debug statement, check the FAQ at http://docs.unity3d.com/Documentation/Manual/windowsstore-faq.html

 

Hi Kyle

Let me confirm that RuntimePlatform.MetroPlayerX86 is the one. Thank you.

I am not familiar with VS, but the output window is clearly marked and selecting "Debug" as the output to show does not show the Debug.Log from the JavaScript. Maybe it debugs from C# but not JS. However, this time I was able to find the debug on the UnityPlayer log file.

 

Just a heads up about JavaScript - its not yet supported for passing WACK, which means you cannot submit a game using Javascript to the Windows 8 store. Only C# scripts will pass WACK.

See http://docs.unity3d.com/Documentation/Manual/windowsstore-gettingstarted.html for more details.

 

The log file is stored under
C:\Users\<yourusername>\AppData\Local\Packages\<gamename>\TempState\UnityPlayer.log

 

I know Kyle. That is the worst problem of Unity for Win8.

Anyway, I am trying to get a game up to that point where JS is my only problem.

Most of my scripts are JS and conversion to C# will be a pain. Hopefully Unity solves this problem soon or MS widens the WACK restrictions.

Thank you Meltdown, I was able to find that file.