Short version:
Is it possible to make separate UIs for each platform natively so that I can show real Windows Phone / iOS / Android UI elements while still using Unity?
Long Version:
I started a project a few months ago where I was attempting to use a native UI for each of the mobile platforms and have the platform-specific code talk back and forth with the Unity code. I had this working in a Windows Universal App by modifying the main XAML and XAML.cs files. I mostly used UnityEngine to do the communication.
So now it has been a few months and it is no longer working. I get errors about not being able to call some of the UnityEngine methods on a non-main thread. I used a dispatcher to invoke my code on a UI thread and that still does not seem to be helping.
Is there a way that I can accomplish what I'm explaining? Like I mentioned, I did have this working for a Windows Universal App at some point, but something has changed. I did not do much with iOS or Android yet.
Edit: I am using a very similar method to what is described in the docs for communication between a Windows Phone 8 app and Unity. http://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/wp8-unity-interaction.html
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