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Unity content to be played in Browsers (with Unity Player) on Linux also.

Discussion in 'Editor & General Support' started by sukhi, Aug 11, 2014.

  1. sukhi

    sukhi

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    Dear All

    I guess there have been a lot of feedback on this that we need Unity content to be played in Browsers on Linux platform also. Currently Unity player for browsers is available for Windows only or may be Android.
    We have a lot of clients who wants our content to work on browsers on Linux Ubuntu in addition to Web/Android/IOS. I read somewhere that Unity 5x series will have this facility that we can play the unity content on browsers on all platforms.

    Inspite of a huge market for linux, why dont we have this facility.

    Hoping for this to be a reality soon.

    Thanx
    Sukhvinder
     
    sukhi, Aug 11, 2014
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  2. Graham-Dunnett

    Graham-Dunnett

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    We're working on a WebGL export option, which should mean web content can be played back in any browser that has html5 support.
     
    Graham-Dunnett, Aug 11, 2014
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  3. shaderop

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    I think you're confusing volume (as in quantity) with volume (as in loudness).
     
    shaderop, Aug 11, 2014
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  4. Eric5h5

    Eric5h5

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    No, it's available for Windows and OS X. There is no web player for Android or iOS and there probably never will be. If you want to publish Linux builds as standalones you can do that already; you don't need a web player for that.

    --Eric
     
    Eric5h5, Aug 11, 2014
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