Unity3d modifying Playersetting's scripting backend selection in code Il2cpp/mono

In the Unity3d automatic packaging process, if you want to submit to the AppStore audit, need to support 64-bit, you need to select Scripting backend in playersetting to Il2cpp.

Unity does not provide an explicit interface to set scriptingbackend, but all functions by querying playersettings find that there is a property set that the public interface can use.

You can select Il2cpp by setting properties in your code. article transferred from http://blog.csdn.net/huutu/http://www.thisisgame.com.cn

        public static void Setpropertyint (string name, int value);        public static void Setpropertyint (string name, int value, Buildtarget target);        public static void Setpropertyint (string name, int value, Buildtargetgroup target);

For example I set here to Il2cpparticle transferred from http://blog.csdn.net/huutu/http://www.thisisgame.com.cn

Using unityengine;using system.collections;using unityeditor;public class newbehaviourscript:editorwindow{    [ MenuItem ("Mytools/changescript")]    static void Changescript ()    {        debug.logerror ("Changescript");        Playersettings.setpropertyint ("Scriptingbackend", (int) scriptingimplementation.il2cpp,buildtarget.iphone);}    }

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First, let the playersetting be modified to mono.

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After clicking on the Mytools/changescript in the menu bar, review the Playersetting tab again and find that it has been successfully modified to il2cpp.

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Unity3d modifying Playersetting's scripting backend selection in code Il2cpp/mono