If you’re looking for a way to run automated tests on a unity game without using Appium, this article could help you. We present the necessary steps to run some Java tests on iOS. To get started, clone this example project from Gitlab, then follow the steps described below or check out the tutorial video…. read more
Another small release in which we fixed several bugs and added a new feature. Mismatch versions One of the biggest problems we encountered is that our users had problems if they used a different version of the server and the driver. We tried to make AltUnity Tester backward compatible meaning that if you update to… read more
AltUnityTester v.1.5.2 This is a small release in which we fixed several bugs caused by 1.5.0. We also made some improvements on the GUI and added a new command GetPNGScreenshot which will make a screenshot of the game in png format. For more details about all the changes check: https://gitlab.com/altom/altunity/altunitytester/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md AltUnityTester v.1.5.0 What’s new: Refactoring… read more
We are proud to announce that AltUnityTester Version 1.4.0 is out. This update does not include as many changes as 1.3.0 but it is the first update in which we try to expand AltUnityTester to a different type of devices other than Android and iOS. What’s new The biggest thing that happened in this update… read more
Today we just released an update for AltUnityTester (v. 1.2), a Unity3d plugin that enabled UI automation on games and apps developed in Unity. We described the reasoning behind AltUnityTester and our motivation in a longer blog post, here: https://altom.com/altunitytester-unity-using-appium The first version of the plugin relied heavily on Appium for all interaction with elements,… read more
AltUnityTester is an open source tool for Unity testing that lets you find and interact with elements from a Unity app/game from your Python Appium scripts. Before going into details about AltUnityTester, I want to tell you a bit about my own context and the struggles I’ve had in mobile games automation.
After testing a few of mobile games on iOS and Android, I worked with my colleagues from Altom on putting together a mindmap with our ideas on aspects that you should think of when starting to test a game on a mobile phone.