Best platform for online demos?

[Human2002]

Hello Everyone! I have been working on a asset for a while now and now I have almost made the demo scene but I am having trouble in selecting a platform for the demo. Web Player was removed form Unity 5.4 and have been removed from major browsers way back. WebGL is current new and buggy (as I think) and also currently the machine I have access to will, by no means be able to either build a WebGL player demo or play it to test (in any browser) (no GPU). So I am stuck with Web-player. But well it isn’t really supported by browsers and hardly anyone will be able to use it. And I have seen many people here complaining about not uploading standalone demos but online ones as they don’t like to download demos before playing them…

So I am left with pretty much no choice of what platform to use… I am really confused. It would be great if you guys could recommend me something…

[Ryiah]

How about finding someone willing to put together a quick Let’s Play of the demo and then offer a standalone download?

[Kiwasi]

WebPlayer is dead.

If you need 3D, use Unity and WebGL.

If you need 2D, use GameMaker and html5.

[Human2002]

@Kiwasi

WebPlayer is dead.

If you need 3D, use Unity and WebGL.

If you need 2D, use GameMaker and html5.

The problem is that the asset is only for Unity :(.

@Ryiah

How about finding someone willing to put together a quick Let’s Play of the demo and then offer a standalone download?

It’s a nice idea for games but will it work for assets too?

[Rombie]

Send the file to a trusted friend and let them make the WebGL build for you.

[Ryiah]

@Human2002

currently the machine I have access to will, by no means be able to either build a WebGL player demo

https://unity3d.com/services/cloud-build

@Human2002

or play it to test (in any browser) (no GPU). So I am stuck with Web-player.

Except the Web Player uses graphics hardware too. What’s your integrated hardware?

[Human2002]

@Rombie

Send the file to a trusted friend and let them make the WebGL build for you.

This was what I thinking to do. It is so much trouble to do so tough…

@Ryiah

https://unity3d.com/services/cloud-build

Except the Web Player uses graphics hardware too. What’s your integrated hardware?

I never thought about using cloud build . Thanks for it!
And the intergrated gpu is Intel 82945G… (Yeah I know how crappy it is :().

[Ryiah]

@Human2002

And the intergrated gpu is Intel 82945G… (Yeah I know how crappy it is :().

Ah. Intel GMA 950. My previous laptop had that. I know the feeling.

[sokki]

You can use older version of Unity, i think 5.3 works, for porting it to webplayer and hosting it to dropbox and then showcase to clients. Or as suggested, make a good video recording of it, and it will be a good option.

[Murgilod]

@sokki

You can use older version of Unity, i think 5.3 works, for porting it to webplayer and hosting it to dropbox and then showcase to clients. Or as suggested, make a good video recording of it, and it will be a good option.

Except Webplayer support in browsers is fairly limited now and it’s only going to get worse as it goes unsupported.