There is an application I developed for Android. I want my application to run in the background, I want the countdown timer in a countdown-like feature to stop when the application is exited, but I want it to start again when the application is re-entered, and I want it to bring itself back to the front when another application is opened. But I guess Unity does not have an arrangement for running applications in the background. So I exported my project to Android Studio, but I don't know how to do this in Android Studio, because the project file I exported from Unity consists of two parts. How can I make the desired edits?
you may need to create a service to handle the countdown timer while your application is in the background.Bring the App to the Front: To bring your application back to the front when another application is opened, you can use techniques like launching a foreground notification or implementing a system-wide broadcast receiver. When your application receives a certain event or broadcast, you can bring it back to the front by starting the appropriate activity or notifying the user.
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There is an application I developed for Android. I want my application to run in the background, I want the countdown timer in a countdown-like feature to stop when the application is exited, but I want it to start again when the application is re-entered, and I want it to bring itself back to the front when another application is opened. But I guess Unity does not have an arrangement for running applications in the background. So I exported my project to Android Studio, but I don't know how to do this in Android Studio, because the project file I exported from Unity consists of two parts. How can I make the desired edits?
you may need to create a service to handle the countdown timer while your application is in the background.Bring the App to the Front:
To bring your application back to the front when another application is opened, you can use techniques like launching a foreground notification or implementing a system-wide broadcast receiver.
When your application receives a certain event or broadcast, you can bring it back to the front by starting the appropriate activity or notifying the user.