ADS WORK IN EDITOR BUT NOT AFTER BUILDING?

try Advertisement.isSupported to check if unity ads is supported on your device or not and initialize ads only if they are not initialized with this Advertisement.isInitialized

What platform are you building for?

@Joe-Censored I am building for Android, Google VR specifically. I am new to C# and in fact Unity itself, of course up til now I have found Unity to have a nice easy learning curve and I am able to accomplish much as far as actual game-building. However, it's just these darn ads I cant seem to get to work, and I am wondering if the problem is on Unity Ads end.

@aditya I have updated my script with the functions you suggested. As of yesterday, the Test Ads stopped working for some reason, and when they did work it was a crapshoot. Now the test ad comes up every time- not sure if real ads work yet, but I'm liking the way this script works. I am new to scripting, if no-one can tell. But I learn fast.

Now my problem (assu$$anonymous$$g real ads are working, have to test) is to use Scenemanagement.LoadScene to load my next scene, and I am unsure where to put loadscene function (in my case it is a public void called LevelLoad, not to be confused with my public string LoadLevel which merely tells which scene to load).

Whereabouts should I put my void to load the next scene within the new script? I am pasting my newly written script:

using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine; using UnityEngine.Advertisements; using UnityEngine.Scene$$anonymous$$anagement;

public class PlayAd : $$anonymous$$onoBehaviour { public static PlayAd Instance { set; get; } public void Start() { Instance = this; DontDestroyOnLoad(gameObject); if(Advertisement.isSupported) { Advertisement.Initialize("1370212", true); // ...initialize. }

     var showOptions = new ShowOptions
     {
         resultCallback = HandleShowResult
     };

    
     
 }

 IEnumerator check ()
 {
     while (!Advertisement.isInitialized || !Advertisement.IsReady())
     {
         yield return new WaitForSeconds(0.5f);
     }
     if (Advertisement.IsReady())
     {
         Advertisement.Show();
         LevelLoad();
     }
    
 }

 private void Update()
 {
     StartCoroutine(check());
 }

 public string LoadLevel
 {
     get
     {
         return loadLevel;
     }

     set
     {
         loadLevel = value;
     }
 }

 [SerializeField] private string loadLevel;
 private void HandleShowResult(ShowResult result)
 {
     switch (result)
     {
         case ShowResult.Finished:

             LevelLoad();
             break;

         case ShowResult.Skipped:
             break;

         case ShowResult.Failed:

             break;
     }
 }
 public void LevelLoad()
 {
     Scene$$anonymous$$anager.LoadScene(loadLevel);






 }

 

}

@aditya O$$anonymous$$G something worked. Test ads on my android test device are now playing. THAN$$anonymous$$ YOU SO $$anonymous$$UCH!

The level is loading as well, however the problem I'm having is the ad keeps playing repeatedly, but I'm sure it's a simple fix...would it involve putting another "if" statement under the IEnumerator? I'm going to check the documentation, I'm not sure quite how to go about this.....I apologize for my obvious amateurism, this is my first published game and I'm self-learning. Any pointers for preventing the ads from repeating? I know, amateur hour.... I got this far without help, to be fair :)