WebGL Asset Bundles

Normally for exporting WebPlayer asset bundles we would use:
the extension .unity3d, and
the BuildTarget.WebPlayer

Code (csharp):

1. string[] levels = new string[] {"Assets/Level1.unity"};
2. BuildPipeline.BuildStreamedSceneAssetBundle( levels, "Streamed-Level1.unity3d", BuildTarget.WebPlayer);

But For WebGL, is it?

Code (csharp):

1. string[] levels = new string[] {"Assets/Level1.unity"};
2. BuildPipeline.BuildStreamedSceneAssetBundle( levels, "Streamed-Level1.unity3d", BuildTarget.WebGLPlayer);
3.  

Does the file extension still remains .unity3d ?

 

Ok, so only setting the correct BuildTarget is important?
In my case, for WebGL: BuildTarget.WebGLPlayer

 

Correct.

 

Ok, so now, I am trying to load my scene. Here is the script I am using.

Code (csharp):

1. IEnumerator LoadSceneWebGL(string scene)
2. {
3.     download = new WWW ("./AssetBundles/"+scene+".unity3d");
4.     while(!download.isDone)
5.     {
6.        //here I update my preloader progress bar...
7.         yield return null;
8.     }
9.     yield return download;
10.  
11.     assetBundle = download.assetBundle;
12.    
13.     Application.LoadLevel(scene);
14.  
15.     yield return true;
16. }

Unfortunatly, it doesn't work for me.
I get this error, in both Chrome and Firefox running on local server.

Chrome alert error:

Chrome console log:

Firefox alert error:

Firefox console log:

 

Also, when trying to log the asset bundle name, after the download is finished returns nothing.

Code (csharp):

1. //these two alert methods returns nothing.
2. Application.ExternalCall("alert",  download.assetBundle.name);
3. //and
4. Application.ExternalCall("alert", assetBundle.name);  
5.  

 

For reference, here is what the UI looks like and what it should be set too. Make sure you make a development build.

 

@GabrieleUnity, @RalphH,
I already have my exceptions set to SoftNullReferenceExceptions.

The complete errors is:

Then looking at that first error hint, in route1webgl.js:978:13,
the error is var err = new Error();

Code (csharp):

1. function jsStackTrace() {
2.   var err = new Error();
3.   if (!err.stack) {
4.     // IE10+ special cases: It does have callstack info, but it is only populated if an Error object is thrown,
5.     // so try that as a special-case.
6.     try {
7.       throw new Error(0);
8.     } catch(e) {
9.       err = e;
10.     }
11.     if (!err.stack) {
12.       return '(no stack trace available)';
13.     }
14.   }

Not really of much help...

 

that stack trace doesn't seem to imply anything related to the assetbundle loading, as far as I can see. Rather, it is happening by an instantiate call in TilesCoinsIntegrator::InstantiateCoins. However, it does look like it is an issue with either a null reference or something going wrong in the instantiate.

 

With a different scene (without any TilesCoinsIntegrator stuff), It finally loads!
funny thing is the AssetBundle name returned is " ".

Now, I have to figure out why there is a problem with my other scene (most probably TilesCoinsIntegrator like you said.)
The weird thing is the scene doesn't return any error when run alone as a build.
As with loading it as an asset, it works fine in WebPlayer, Flash and StandAlone.