I'm looking for a few examples of HTML5 demos created using Unreal Engine 4. Does anyone know where where I can find a curated list of hosted examples?
Unfortunately, I was not able to find a list of HTML5 demos for the Unreal Engine. However, you can check out Tappy Chicken. This is a game we've uploaded to our site to run in HTML5. Hopefully you'll be able to locate some projects from those within our community online.
If you have any HTML5 specific questions, you may want to submit a question to our AnswerHub!
First Marko, I have to say that's one of the nicest looking HTML 5 client renders I've seen to date, though the WASD keys don't work. I can't get even the simplest sample to render to my browser. Do you have any suggestions?
I'm looking for a few examples of HTML5 demos created using Unreal Engine 4. Does anyone know where where I can find a curated list of hosted examples?
The lighting on HTML5 is related more towards mobile lighting than what you'd see on a console system, or a PC game. The best solution that I've found to help counter the muted lights is adding more intensity to them. I'm hoping that within time the lighting will get better.
You should definitely post a link of your game if you're able to. I'd love to see what you created, as I'm sure everyone else would too!
First Marko, I have to say that's one of the nicest looking HTML 5 client renders I've seen to date, though the WASD keys don't work. I can't get even the simplest sample to render to my browser. Do you have any suggestions?
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Greetings dracolytch, I added arrow keys option for movement. Don't know where are you playing at (on what machine and browser), and are you playing online or downloading it?
I compiled some samples and you can find them all at Google Drive. Host locally using python -m SimpleHTTPServer or any other webserver. However, when hosted compressed, the main javascript compresses to around 9mb.
The MatineeFightScene and Landscape Demo are really huge projects and only work in 64bit Firefox nightly - you might have to make the viewport smaller to see decent FPS.
PlatformerGame works on Chrome however it does not work on Firefox stable because of broken FP16 rendering, which has been fixed for the next upcoming FF release ( works in FF beta/nightly).
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