/XELF.FileReceiver.WebGL

Template for a Unity WebGL Player using HTML drag-and-drop interfaces

Primary LanguageShaderLabMIT LicenseMIT

XELF.FileReceiver.WebGL

Template for a Unity WebGL Player using HTML File drag-and-drop interfaces

Targeted Scenario

  • Using Unity WebGL Player (Web)
  • Want to Load a local file selected by the user.
  • Simple UI: File Drag and drop into the frame.

Target Environments

  • Platform: Unity WebGL Player
  • Dependent APIs: HTML drag-and-drop interfaces (HTML5 File APIs)

Tested with

  • Unity 2018.2.6f1
  • Windows 10 (64 bit)
  • Google Chrome 68.0.3440.106 (64 bit)

Example

  • View ☛ Example WebGL
    • You can drop your local file into the WebGL frame.
    • SIZE: will show the size [bytes] of the file.

How to Customize

  1. Open FileReceiver/Example/Scenes/SampleScene.unity
  2. Modify it or clone it.
  3. Create your script file by copying FileReceiver.cs or FileReceiverStats.cs.
  4. Here, assumes that you set the file name MyFileReceiver.cs and the class name MyFileReceiver.
  5. Add your C# code into LoadFile method. (Your turn)
  6. Select the GameObject named FileReceiver (or create it when a new scene)
  7. Add the component MyFileReceiver (and remove the components FileReceiver/FileReceiveStats if it exists)
  8. Open the Main Menu:File/Build Settings….
  9. Switch Platform to WebGL (if not set)
  10. Open Player Settings… and switch PlayerSettings/Settings for WebGL/WebGL Template➡FileReceiver (if not set)
  11. Push Build And Run on Build Settings. (and wait building…)
  12. Built WebGL page will open by your web browser.