Using Appium for Unity games and apps
summary
Companies use Appium to drive installs and device gestures while OpenCV feature detection and matching locates UI elements by image, which finds layout bugs and uncovers crashes across hundreds of devices but is too slow for fast games. A small Unity component opens a TCP backdoor that streams real‑time element positions (initially ~1s log polling lag) and becomes the open‑source AltUnityTester with Python, Java and C# bindings plus a Unity editor extension; it works and runs in cloud device farms.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 10:32What's special about Unity?
- 14:19Click at coordinates
- 17:20Images = Mobile Elements
- 21:57Beyond Image Recognition
- 36:45Altunity Tester Inspector
- 37:22Conclusions
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