Unity Native Input Plugin for both iOS and Android (Unity UI InputField compatible). This means you don't need a separate 'Unity' Input box and you can use all native text functions such as Select, Copy and Paste

1. Simply copy the files in release/NativeEditPlugin into your existing unity project asset folder.

2. If using Unity >= 5.6 make sure that your Plugins/Android/AndroidManifest.xml defines

   <activity android:name="com.bkmin.android.UnityPlayerNotOnTopActivity"
      android:label="@string/app_name">
   

   instead of

   <activity android:name="com.unity3d.player.UnityPlayerNativeActivity"
       android:label="@string/app_name">
   

   Note that there can be multiple Android manifests in a Unity project (if you have multiple Android plugins) and Unity merges them to a single manifest when building. The activity on the manifest closest to the root level of Plugins/Android directory seems to override definitions in other manifests so make sure to modify that manifest

   If another plugin you're using is overriding the UnityPlayerActivity and the input field appears invisible you need to modify the overriding UnityPlayerActivity so that it doesn't appear on top of native views, see YousicianGit#34.

   You can refer to sample AndroidManifest.xml in /Plugings/Android folder.

3. Make empty Gameobject and attach PluginMsgHandler to your new GameObject

4. Attach NativeEditBox script to your UnityUI InputFieldobject.

5. Build and run on your android or ios device!

1. NativeEditBox will work with delegate defined in your Unity UI InputField, On Value Change and End Edit
2. It's open source and free to use/redistribute!
3. Please refer to demo Unity project.