All JMRSDK APIs are now compatible with IL2CPP Backend. With this type of compilation, in which Unity compiles code specifically for a target platform when it builds the native binary, is called ahead-of-time (AOT) compilation. The Mono compiles code at runtime, with a technique called just-in-time compilation (JIT). Also, with IL2CPP you will also be able to latest arm64 architecture for the best performance of your application. You can apply this configuration in the Project Setting section of your Unity Editor.
OpenGLES3 Graphics API is supported and should be placed above OpenGLES2 for preference.
JMRSDK APIs are now threadsafe and compatible with Unity Multi-threading Rendering Settings (Except Camera and Mediaplayer)
Apps using Camera and Mediaplayer provided in JMRSDK need to disable multithreading rendering settings.
