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Struggling to post Webgl build on Unity Connect

Discussion in 'Unity Connect' started by DGT93, Aug 28, 2019.

  1. DGT93

    DGT93

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    Hi

    I'm trying to post my first game on Unity Connect but when I try and upload my zipped Web GL file I get this pop up error and the upload fails:

    "
    open /tmp/ed03a209-b440-441a-bfbb-b6d5d5c8698a/Build: no such file or directory
    "

    I've tried disabling extensions, changing browser (Chrome and Edge) and changing zip software but don't know how to debug this further. Any suggestions?
     
  2. Blitz85

    Blitz85

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    There two ways of uploading your project on connecting
    1. From the editor (preferred)- Go to Windows ->package manager -> search and install "Share WebGL Game" and then Go to Windows-> Click "Share Webgl Game " and follow the guidelines
    2. Through Connect Post Project - Check whether your zipped build file has build folder, TemplateData folder and index.hml file before uploading.
    If it still doesn't work I'd suggest you send your zip file to us and we will investigate more
    Email ID - connect_support@unity3d.com
     
  3. Crazy_Heg

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    Turn the build folder into a zip, then drag it into the ''Upload your WebGL file'' section.Compress the build file,not the whole project.
     
  4. jimbster

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    Is this available only to upgraded versions of unity? My free version does not seem to allow downloading this package through the manager..
     
  5. jimbster

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    Ok, figured it out on my own, all I had to do was to show preview packages from advanced options in the package manager - if anyone has the same problem. ;)
     
  6. hcuiad

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    I had the same problem before, and using Share Webgl Game plug-in successfully solved it, just for reference for those who have the same problem and many thanks as well.
     
  7. KillDashNine

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    this :)
     
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  8. ExoticYT_

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    dont know what this means please say it again in a beginner way, thanks
     
  9. ExoticYT_

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    says max .zip file is 100 mb but its not 100 gb, please help.

    Thanks
     
  10. Alokishu2008

    Alokishu2008

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    if i am going from unity connect and posting project but then if i am uploading file then it stops at the middle only
     

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  11. Alokishu2008

    Alokishu2008

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    i dont even have a package manager on the windows
     
  12. blazingpotato1

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    update webGL in package manager
     
  13. numl0ck

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    Short solution: your "Build" directory should contain at least 5 files if you're working with the micro samples during the Tutorials. Mine has 3 .unityweb, 1 .json and a UnityLoader.js file. I zipped the Build folder itself into "Build.zip". Drag this onto the "Upload your WebGL file" and give it some time to upload and be processed by the Unity server.
     
  14. MiladZarour

    MiladZarour

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    Hi
    I couldn't added this one
    Could you please help me and show me with a pictures how ?

    Thx in advance
     
  15. Rowland_Goddy-Worlu

    Rowland_Goddy-Worlu

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    Also, for first-timers trying to upload their files on unity learn, do not name your zip file "build". This would be a problem since the system requires a JSON file to be inside another folder called "build". Since the folder is already named "build", the system assumes that to be the wanted build folder and searches for the JSON file, which it doesn't find hence the error - ".JSON not found"
     

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