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# Building Steps

## Configure the platform and scene

The MultiSet Unity SDK works with ARFoundation. The typical build process resembles building an AR app using ARFoundation. Here are a few key steps to follow:

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1. Choose the platform to build, currently, MultiSet Unity SDK supports Android and iOS.
2. Select the right scene from the scene list. You can choose multiple scenes based on your application needs.
3. Go to Player settings to configure platform specific settings.

{% hint style="warning" %}
A common mistake during the build process is selecting the wrong scene in the build list.
{% endhint %}

## Building for iOS

Under **iOS -> Player Settings**, the following steps need to be added for the iOS platform build:

1. Camera and Location Usage Description
2. Required ARkit and ProMotion support
3. Allow "unsafe" Code
4. Bundle identifier and build number

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Enable ARKit as a Plugin under **XR Plug-In Management**

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## Building for Android

Select **Android -> Player Settings -> Other Settings**, and the following steps need to be added for the Android platform build:

1. Uncheck Auto Graphic API and select OpenGLES3 as Graphic API (Vulkan is not supported)
2. Enable Multithreaded Rendering
3. Add Package Name and Build version
4. Select **IL2CPP** as the scripting backend.
5. ARM64 as Target Architecture.
6. Enable Allow "Unsafe" Code

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Enable Google ARCore as a Plugin under **XR Plug-In Management**

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