Unity and MySQL Connection
Learn how to connect Unity game engine to MySQL database using the MySQL connector library. Create tables, read and edit information, validate email and password, encrypt passwords, and navigate between scenes. Perfect for game developers, tech-oriented individuals, software engineers, and freelancers.
What you’ll learn
- How to download and use mysql connector library in Unity
- How to create tables and columns in the database
- How to read information from the database in Unity
- How to add a new information to database tables in Unity
- How to edit the information in the database using Unity
- How to delete information in the database using Unity
- How to create a registration form in Unity
- How to work with UI in Unity
- How to validate email in Unity
- How to validate a password in Unity
- How to encrypt a password in Unity
- How to move between different scenes in Unity
- How to display database errors in Unity
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One of the most widely used topics in Unity engine building is the ability to connect to various databases, especially the mysql database. This course will address this issue in detail.
In this tutorial you will learn how to use the Mysql connector library to connect the Unity game engine to the mysql database.
In the first lesson, you will get acquainted with different versions of this library. In addition, you will be taught how to download and use this library.
At the end of the first lesson, you will learn how to create a new database, new table, and table columns in mysql.
In the second lesson, using the library, we retrieve the information from the database and display it in Unity.
In this lesson, you will also get acquainted with the query related to reading information from the database.
In the third lesson we will teach you how to add information to the database or edit or delete existing information.
The fourth lesson itself is divided into two parts.
In the first part, we will prepare the UI for the registration form in Unity.
And in the second part of this lesson, topics such as: email and password validation using the Regex class, password encoding in MD5 format, storing information in the database, as well as switching between different scenes are discussed.
Who this course is for:
- Game Developers
- Tech Oriented People
- Software Engineers
- Freelancers
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