SDK Configuration

Even though in the previous step you have configured the Environment Id, you might still want to make some additional tweaks to the look of the SDK. That’s where the DynamicSDKManifest.asset comes in located in the Resources folder. That’s the place where you can also change your Environment Id in. Other fields such as appLogo, appUrl etc allow you to customize the appearance and behavior of the SDK. Next to the Manifest file you have the Config Asset -> This asset represents the WebView behaviour. We advise you not to change the Server Url and Mobile Server Url since those point to the actual web implementation of the SDK that is tailor-made for interactions with Unity. For WebView Settings you can select what ratio of the screen do you want it to take when it’s displayed. It goes from 0.2 until 1, which means it can cover between 20% and 100% of your screen when activated. Besides that, you can enable the debug logs to track what is actually happening on the webview side more verbosely, as well as the time it takes the WebView to show up.

If you have regular wallets connection besides the embedded wallets and/or you have the Show Confirmation UI set to on in the dashboard make sure to set the Show Web View When Signing Message to true. Otherwise, signing will not work!

Besides the standard configuration files there are couple of additional fields in the Manifest file itself: Redirect Url: deep link that will take users back to your app after they authenticate. Defaults to dynamicunity:// Wallets To Exclude: Which wallets you want to exclude from the wallets list Wallets To Include: Which wallets you want to include in the wallets list. Filter Chain: If you want to filter out wallets based on whether they support a chain, then you can specify the chain you want the wallets to support. Disable Apple Login On Android: When set to true, sign in with Apple will not be shown on Android