i’m new in unity, but now my team has been working in project that use in web browser. But there is problem. I upload it in rpg.kalbarshop.com. In my browser the game look bad but in my friend browser it looks fine.
this is the screen shot. my browser in the right and my friend’s browser in the left. You can see in my browser the water not in the right position so the thing in it just like float. is there hardware requirement to play unity in browser?
ane help and responce will good. thanks. sorry if i misplace the thread
I’m a webplayer tester at Unity. I can’t see any screen shots attached to your post, so can I suggest you submit a bug report to us about this issue. You can open the bug reporter from inside the editor (Help>Report and Bug), attach your image(s), include a link to the webplayer and provide full details of the systems and browsers being used.
FYI, we use same browser firefox 4. and my friend also try in google chrome and have a nice looking also. just in some case. in my opinion is about the vga card and shared vga. my friend use Intel Graphic Media HD with 1gb shared vga, otherwise i use Sys Mirage 3 Graphics with 256mb shared vga. is it posible?
To run unity in a browser your hardware needs to have a 3D card. As it shows anything on your machine that means that you fullfill the minimum.
But you used the water which is a pretty advanced shader, which requires SM3, which your card does not even remotely fullfill.
Oversimplified, if it is no Intel, ATI or NVIDIA chip, it will potentially have problems or not work at all as it never got opted for real 3D usage (matrox, sys and a few others).
To test how it potentially looks on such hardawre, you can use the graphics emulation in the editor, with DX7 / DX8 / Dinosaur. That will give you a good idea.
That or you add a test in the webplayer code in the Awake and check if the gpu manufacturer is not ATI - Intel - NVIDIA and let the user know that his browser is not supported and shut down the webplayer again through an Application.ExternalEval to execute javascript code in the webbrowser
It’ll be worth looking at our Island Demo on both machines to see if you see the same issues with the water. It can be found here - Discover the latest Unity demos and projects | Unity. Also ensure display drivers are upto date on both machines.
