Tutorial - Making Your WebGL game go LIVE using Dropbox!

Tried so, but after a few seconds of uploading the release folder your service stops (No Connection).
Is there a size limit?

 

Just need to ask, do we need to upload the whole Unity project or just the WebGL build?
Any reply would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

 

It doesn't work for now. Just trying to download HTML file.
I have an alternative. Try to use this service, it works perfect for me.
There is my example!

 

I use these free services:
- Unity Cloud Build
- Github Pages
- hosting on bitbucket.org
- heroku.com (5 free apps with server side scripting in Node.js)
- somee.com (server side scripting in ASP.NET)

BAIZOR, I will use it too. Good service, because it use https and compatible with vk social network apps.

 

In most cases the Unity Cloud Build is the best

 

I just figured out it works perfectly fine with github pages, too!
Just commit the files to a gh-pages branch and without any changes whatsoever it's available at https://username.github.io/game/
So if you don't need extra fancy GUI around for community and sharing stuff, github pages is perfectly fine. And almost everyone is using git either way so...
Simple WebGL demo of the Node Editor framework: https://seneral.github.io/NodeEditor_WebGLDemo/

 

We can have only a public repo with Github Pages for free. But in bitbucket we can have a private repo.
It's available at https://username.bitbucket.io/game/

I will use Github Pages for open source projects.

 

Sure, but it won't reveal anything that wouldn't be accessible by anyone either way.
Everyone can look into any pages code at any time, theoretically could copy it or do whatever with it. And the game itself is encrypted, so IMO it doesn't make a difference other than that it's a bit easier to get the page code.
And for a quick game upload for free without a big page framework this is really great.

 

How do you embed that index.html file into an iframe on your webpage? I keep getting a download of the index.html when i use iframe. I just want the game to load on the current webpage. Here is the html i use:
<iframe src="my index.html address" style="border:0px #000000 none;" name="Game name" scrolling="no" frameborder="1" marginheight="px" marginwidth="320px" height="320px" width="480px"></iframe>

 

Hi All,
Below given is the error that pops out in mozilla browser when I upload my webgl build to Apache server and trigger index.html file.

Unity version 5.5.X
Compression format: Gzip.
How should I solve this issue. All threads and forums are saying to modify .htaccess file but unity is not generating .htaccess file!!
Help is appreciated.
Thanks in advance

 

With itch.io works nice... check sample https://gzoneworks.itch.io/test

 

We can use FireBase for free hosting. It has a database. It is possible to create 12 apps for free.
https://firebase.google.com/

 

This is an old thread, but the site that I developed https://simmer.io makes this really simple. And you can embed games on your own site for free.

Firebase is great too, or you can use Github these days too!