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I have successfully exported my game as an iphone app. I load it in xcode and build/run it on my device. It all works very well, great! But I'd like to supplement my app to have other pages/functionality. At the very least, I'd like a welcome screen to display that has a button on it that will take me into my game. I imagine this is a very common request for developers (I don't suppose many people want there people to go straight into the game). Can I get a little help as to how to do that? I found this article which was very descriptive, but didn't work. That article is three years old, and with all the advancements in unity, I would imagine the unity project he was integrating 3 years ago looks a ton different than what I'm working with today. I'm a very novice iphone developer. I'm learning it just for this project, so the more info the better. Thanks!
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I'd rather recommend to use a separate scene that holds your Menu system, use the Unity GUI functions to create the button and whatever else you need and then load the level via Application.LoadLevel("yourGameScene"). Unless you really need some specific iOS interface functionality, it's a lot more trouble than it's worth.
Well my needs go well beyond a simple single button welcome screen. I actually have a whole iphone project already and I'm looking to add Unity as a supplement to my app. Basically, I just want to add a button on the first page that brings me into Unity, then a button within Unity to bring me back and then I can navigate around in my app there.