Required revision is 3558000, installed revision is ffffffff See below:ġ30311 15:17:24 -ġ30311 15:17:24 Instance starting, version 4.0.1f2_9bb580cddf70, UNITY_WEB_ENABLE_AUTODOWNLOAD: 1, GetDisableAutoUpdates(): 0ġ30311 15:17:25 Setting error display: 'Failed to update Unity Web Player', details: 'A newer version of Unity Web Player is required, but the auto-update failed.ġ30311 15:17:24 Manager starting, version 4.0.1f2_9bb580cddf70ġ30311 15:17:24 Requesting bundle 1 (3.x.x) update. And you will find bugs that exist in one or not the other (Camera.target = null during screenshots comes to mind in this case for example).Click to expand.My problem is similar, yet even less revealing as the logs are a bit different. So if you use the dynamic WebPlayer for say 5.1 content, it does not behave the exact same as the 5.1 standalone above. The caveat to all of this? The installers above are from a fixed point in time. Or to create a dummy plist file on the server to trick it.
The work around was to find the hidden links to the standalone installers (which they finally published above publicly). Without using those special installers, if it cannot call home, it will crash and refuse to run. I don't have a polite word to describe this, but when we started with Unity they would charge you an unmentioned amount of money to obtain a special "military" style license to get links to the offline installers - we never found out how much, we were directed to sales people several times who never contacted us back. And in the JS file, disable auto-updates etc. It will not play anything made with 5.0.x or 5.1.x or 5.2.x.Ĭlick to expand.That will always happen unless you specifically use the correct build above.
They are however limited to this one runtime which has some compatibility implications as listed above.įor example if you have the 4.6.9 player installed you can only run 3.x-4.6.9 content with it. These players come with a runtime packaged and don’t need an internet connection to start or run content. webplayer-x86_64.dmg: Normal player which runs on OSX Firefox and Safari.UnityWebPlayerDevelopment.exe: Development player which runs in Windows Firefox and IE (both 32bit).UnityWebPlayerFull.exe: Normal player which runs in Windows Firefox and IE (both 32bit).The zip archives contain the following installers:
The installers are available freely at the following links: With the recent announcement to deprecate the web player we’ve also decided to no longer couple the offline web player with the simulation license it was made for initially.
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