I’m currently making a web-site using the Unity engine, trying to get a little bit of a different look and feel of a web-site. But I’m wondering if there is a solution or a work around to getting HTML on some of the GUI elements. Mostly, I’m looking to do a contact page and some more Written works, and hoping that there is a way that I can either import some HTML, or perhaps import a notepad document of sort. If anyone has any information on how to accomplish this, I’m all ears. Thanks a lot.
Unity does not offer any possibility to render html at all.
you would have to write a plugin (unity pro, standalone only) or skip html and just try to style it with regular UnityGUI (OnGUI)
I know I posted this thread, but in my search I came across this.
Now in the description it said that it would work for only Mac_OSX. I’m wondering if that’s really true, or if I could actually use this code to work for me in a windows environment? And if not, does anyone know how to, or have the time to maybe help me convert this to work for Windows? Thanks in advance.
Yes its really true, its a bundle
and even the mac one doesn’t work anymore on the current unity version
but you could / should search for the berkelium thread on the showcase board, that will yield a more current and working result ![]()
just keep in mind that you can never build anything but standalone and you must own pro. no pro no possibility at all
All righty then. Good to know to not get my hopes up too high.
Thanks for the quick replies, appreciate the info.