Open testing of the Unity 3.4 webplayer

We're closing in on the next version of Unity.
Before pushing the red button that sends the Unity 3.4 editor out to the entire world, we'd like to have you guys checking that the web player auto-update works.

So provided you have the web player installed already, please go to the test player we've uploaded here :

http://files.unity3d.com/nicolaj/AutoUpdateTest/

If the player on that page causes any problems, please tell us immediately in this thread.

 

Nice, thanks UT!

 

Works for me!

Windows 7 64 bit on chrome

Cheers!

 

Worked fine for me!

 

Work!
Windows Vista Ultimate 64bit
Firefox 4.0.1

 

Same

 

Works fine W7 64bit, Opera

 

All fine at Win 7, 64 Bit and Firefox 4.0.1

 

Works on OSX 1.6.7, 2008 MBP

 

Worked - Mac OS X 10.6.7, 2011 MBP

 

Works. MacPro 2006, SL 10.6.7, Safari 5.0.5

 

Works!

Mac OS X 10.6.7
Macbook Pro Mid 2009

 

Works here.

OSX 10.6.6: Chrome 12, Firefox 3.6, Safari 5.0.2
Win 7 x64: IE 8.0.7600, Chrome 12, Firefox 3.6

 

perfect

OSX 10.6.7 + Safari 5.0.5 (updating from Unity 3.3)

 

Err, does this Unity Beta logo downright going away at one point?

 

confirm, too

on iMac 10.6.7 FF 4

 

Works fine here as well - Win7 Pro x64, Chrome 12.0.742.91, Firefox 4.0.1, IE 9.0.8112.16421

(I siger bare til hvis I kan bruge lidt lokal hjælp...;-) )

Claus Arwilk (CArwilk)
Arwion

 

Works for me!

 

Please pardon my ignorance, but I'm not entirely sure what I'm supposed to see. I'm using Safari 5.0.5 on Mac OS X 10.6.7 (iMac 2009) and all I see is a Unity scene loading up just fine (presumably through the Unity plugin that I already have installed) and a resulting blue window with nothing more but a couple of text snippets reading "Version of the runtime: 3.4.0b4" (top-left corner) and "Unity 3 beta" (bottom-right corner).

Did this update my installed plugin to the 3.4 (beta) release? I wouldn't guess so, since I would have expected the customary installation process through Installer.app and a request for my admin password, given the system-wide /Library installation path of the plugin; moreover, the Unity plugin doesn't seem to report its version number through Safari's "Installed Plug-ins" page, so I can't confirm. Was I supposed to see something else apart from the blue window? If so, then the test is not working for me.

Regards,


- jmpp

 

I should also note that I also see the Unity logo sliding in and then back out after a while in the bottom-right corner, but nothing more. Firefox 4.0.1 shows the exact same experience.

Regards,


- jmpp

 

Windows XP; firefox, IE, chrome and safari all work.

 

works but it is only a blue screen and some text plus sliding logo.

 

Works great! - Windows 7 64 bit Safari.

 

So what will be new for Unity 3.4 ???

 

A better shade of blue, judging by the web demo.

 

Window 7 64, chrome
Works

 

Windows 7 64 bit on chrome
Works perfectly.

 

I get a blue screen and it reports Unity version 3.4, little Unity logo and notice of Beta 3. If that's what we're supposed to see, then it worked over here

Win XP Pro, 32-bit.

 

Same blue screen as others, with Unity logo and version information.

Windows 7 x64, Firefox 3.6.17

 

Works fine here on Win7 X64 Ultimate, Chrome 12.0.742.91

 

Okay on windows 7 x64 professional, Firefox 5, Chrome canary 14.0.789.0, Opera 11.11.

 

Safari is OK.

 

Version of runtime: 3.4.0b4

I guess it working then ! Win7 Pro x64 on Chrome 12.0.742.91

 

Works fine on
Vista x32 on Firefox 3.6.17

 

Ok here, 2006 iMac Intel Core 2, Safari, ATI x1600

 

Wait a minute... Does this mean 3.4 is coming soon? AWESOME.

 

10.6.7, Safari, Hackintosh - OK

 

This is exactly what you should see.

 

Hm, something that followed me into my dreams, but couldn`t get the finger on it: shouldn`t the user get notified that a new version of the webplayer is downloading? It seems that this happens silently at the moment.

 

It should look like this:


The text is simply the API example from http://unity3d.com/support/documentation/ScriptReference/Application-unityVersion.html put into a GUILayout.Label like this:

Code (csharp):

1. GUILayout.Label("Version of the runtime: " + Application.unityVersion);

The sliding logo is shown because the player was built from a free licensed editor.
The beta watermark because... well...

 

Works here, Windows 7, Firefox 5.0 beta.

 

Works for me!
Win7 32bit
Firefox 4.0.1

 

Good to go here:
Intel Mac Pro
OSX 10.6.7
Safari 5.0.5 and Firefox 4.0.1

 

Decided to tally up all the windows reports just because... I'm bored lol. Okay underlined means it has bin reported as working so far;

windows 7
IE
firefox
chrome
safari
opera

windows vista
IE
firefox
chrome
safari
opera

windows XP
IE
firefox
chrome
safari
opera

So now that's 83.8456% (84.3 of systems are windows) of earth checked as working so far.

My numbers are just basic math from the report people on the forum have given and the data I found here;
http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_os.asp
http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp

 

Worked like a charm.
"v3.4.0b4"
Chrome 12.0.742.91
Windows Seven

 

WinXP 32, Firefox 5.0 beta - 100%

 

Vista 64x IE, FF Chrome
push that big green button now for 3.4 lol

 

Macosx 10.6.7 on Camino (unsupported browser) works!

 

Worked on opera, windows Xp x64.