This demo project shows how to integrate the Unity Ads SDK into a Cocos2Dx iOS game

*Game original project provided by Raywenderlich - Jean-Yves Mengant - https://www.raywenderlich.com/33752

How to integrate Unity Ads into your Cocos2dx iOS project

Operating on UniytAds dashboard

Create a Game Project on the Unity Ads Dashboard

• Log into the dashboard using your UDN Account
• Create a new game project
• Look for your iOS Game ID in the project, a 7-digit number that you will use in your integration

Integrate Unity Ads in Objective C side

Import the Unity Ads Framework

Download the Unity SDK from https://github.com/Applifier/unity-ads-sdk

1. Download the SDK zip file
2. Unzip the project, and locate UnityAds.framework and UnityAds.bundle

Import UnityAds.framework and UnityAds.bundle into your project

1. Drag and drop the files into your project's file manager
2. Select the box next to "Copy items if needed"

Make sure the following dependancies are enabled in your project

AdSupport.framework
AVFoundation.framework
CFNetwork.framework
CoreFoundation.framework
CoreMedia.framework
CoreTelephony.framework
StoreKit.framework
SystemConfiguration.framework

1. Click your project settings
2. select Build Phases > Link Binary With Library
3. Click the + button > select the Framework > Click Add

Implement C bridging functions for calling UnityAds methods from Cocos2dx

Add C bridging header file

1. Right click on Cocos2DxFirstIosSample->ios folder, choose New File, then select Header File. Enter what ever file name you like, for example C-Interface

2. Add basic UnityAds wrapper functions declaration in the c header file

   int UnityAdsInit (void *parameter);
   int UnityAdsCanShow (void *parameter);
   int UnityAdsShow (void *parameter);

Implement Unity Ads wrapper functions in your AppController

1. Add #import "MyObject-C-Interface.h" in the top of AppController

2. Add below implementation in the bottom of AppController

   int UnityAdsInit (void *gameIdP)
   {
       return 1;
   }
   int UnityAdsCanShow (void *zoneStringP)
   {
       return 1;
   }
   int UnityAdsShow (void* zoneStringP)
   {
       return 1;
   }

Initialize Unity Ads

Add UnityAds to your AppController

1. Import UnityAds header file #import <UnityAds/UnityAds.h> in AppController.h file

2. Make your AppController conform to UnityAdsDelegate protocol

   @interface AppController :
               NSObject <UIAccelerometerDelegate,
                         UIAlertViewDelegate,
                         UITextFieldDelegate,
                         UIApplicationDelegate,
                         UnityAdsDelegate> {

3. Implement UnityAdsDelegate's @required callback in AppController

   #pragma UnityAdsDelegate methods
   - (void)unityAdsVideoCompleted:(NSString*)rewardItemKey
                          skipped:(BOOL)skipped
   {
   }

4. Initialize UnityAds in UnityAdsInit function, we are passing in the gameId parameter from cpp class, so no need to worry what is it now

     UIApplication* app = [UIApplication sharedApplication];
     AppController* controller = (AppController*)[app delegate];
     UIViewController* rootController = [controller.window rootViewController];
     NSString* gameId = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%s", gameIdP];
     [[UnityAds sharedInstance] startWithGameId:gameId andViewController:rootController];

5. Set AppController as UnityAds' delegate

   [[UnityAds sharedInstance] setDelegate:controller];

Implement show an ad function

1. Replace return 1; with below code snippet

   NSString* zoneId = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%s", zoneStringP];
   [[UnityAds sharedInstance] setZone:zoneId];
   if ([[UnityAds sharedInstance] canShow]) {
       [[UnityAds sharedInstance] show];
       return 1;
   } else {
       return 0;
   }

Use the c bridge in your Cocos2dx game

Import the bridging header

1. Open HelloWorldScene.cpp and add #include "MyObject-C-Interface.h"` in the top

Implement wrapper functions

1. Open AppDelegate.h and in the public: area, add virtual void rewardItemOne();

2. Open AppDelegate.cpp and add below code in the bottom of this class

   void AppDelegate::rewardItemOne()
   {
       CCScene *scene = CCDirector::sharedDirector()->getRunningScene();
       HelloWorld* gameScene = dynamic_cast<HelloWorld*>(scene->getChildren()->objectAtIndex(0));
       if(gameScene != NULL)
       {
           gameScene->rewardItemOne();
       }
   }

3. Open HelloWorldScene.h, in the pblic: area, add virtual void rewardItemOne();

4. Open HelloWorldScene.cpp, in the bottom in this class, add below implementation

   void HelloWorld::rewardItemOne()
   {
       CCLOG("[UnityAds cpp] rewarded");
   }

Change the result label to show ad button

1. Open HelloWorldScene.cpp and create a new CCMenuItemLabel

   CCMenuItemLabel *resultItem = CCMenuItemLabel::create(label, this, menu_selector(HelloWorld::resultTapped) );

2. Replace original CCLabel to below

   resultItem->setScale(0.1);
   resultItem->setPosition(ccp(winSize.width/2 , winSize.height*0.6));
   menu->addChild(resultItem);
   resultItem ->runAction(CCScaleTo::create(0.5, 1.0));

3. Add resultTapped function

   void HelloWorld::resultTapped() {
       char* zoneString = "rewardedVideo";
       UnityAdsShow(zoneString);
   }

4. Before calling UnityAdsShow, we must make sure the ad is initialized, in beginning, add below code

   char* gameIdString = "1003843";
   UnityAdsInit(gameIdString);

NOTE: The game ID in the example project is 1003843, you need to replace this number with your own game ID

Arrived here, you should already able to show an ad by tapping resultItem.

Reward the player

The idea is we want to reward the player by giving additional life in the next play.

1. Add int _extraLives = 0; definition in HelloWorldScene.cpp

2. Move resultItem declaration to the header file, in the private: area

   CCMenuItemLabel *_resultItem;

3. Add extra life to _lives

   _lives = 1+_extraLives;
   _extraLives = 0;

4. Add up an extra life after the player watched a video in HelloWorld::rewardItemOne function

       _extraLives = 1;

5. Modify resultItem's' implementation, only appear if there isn't extra life.

   if(_extraLives <= 0) {
       strcpy(message,"You Win");
       if ( endReason == KENDREASONLOSE)
           strcpy(message,"Watch video to get extra life");
       CCLabelBMFont * label ;
       label = CCLabelBMFont::create(message, "Arial.fnt");
       _resultItem = CCMenuItemLabel::create(label, this, menu_selector(HelloWorld::resultTapped) );
       _resultItem->setScale(0.1);
       _resultItem->setPosition(ccp(winSize.width/2 , winSize.height*0.6));
       menu->addChild(_resultItem);
       _resultItem ->runAction(CCScaleTo::create(0.5, 1.0));
   }

6. Add hide _resultItem logic in rewardItemOne function

   void HelloWorld::rewardItemOne()
   {
       _extraLives = 1;
       if(_resultItem != NULL) {
           _resultItem->removeFromParentAndCleanup(true);
           _resultItem = NULL;
       }
       CCLOG("[UnityAds cpp] rewarded");
   }

Finally, we finished a rewarded video. Player would enjoy more after watching a video for an extra life in the next play.

For more information, check out the iOS Integration Guide, the support Forum, or contact unityads-sales@unity3d.com