Every time we try to make something resembling our already quite weird game with AI, we get something absolutely ridiculous. The AI decides to go bananas and make an ocean out of oranges.
If you feel brave enough to check out our weirdness youself we provide you with a 100% AI generated link:
I am a link. I need your clothes and your motorcycle
If you know Unity doesn't support multiple webGL builds on a single index.html page.
It's not the first LD event when we are puzzling over how to put POST-JAM build to be easily available without replacing JAM version from LD page :D
And finnally we managed to pack both versions into a single zip file!!!
So now you can try our POST-JAM version on Ludum page:
P.S. Let us know if our solution works for your browser
If you know Unity doesn't support multiple webGL builds on a single index.html page.
It's not the first LD event when we are puzzling over how to put POST-JAM build to be easily available without replacing JAM version from LD page :D
And finnally we managed to pack both versions into a single zip file!!!
So now you can try our POST-JAM version on Ludum page:
P.S. Let us know if our solution works for your browser
If you know Unity doesn't support multiple webGL builds on a single index.html page.
It's not the first LD event when we are puzzling over how to put POST-JAM build to be easily available without replacing JAM version from LD page :D
And finnally we managed to pack both versions into a single zip file!!!
So now you can try our POST-JAM version on Ludum page:
P.S. Let us know if our solution works for your browser
We uploaded our Unity WebGL build, hit play, and… our music isn't changing under the water.
Turns out default Unity Low-Pass and High-Pass Filters just noped out in WebGL!!!
And the uploading time is close to an end!!!
Instead of relying on runtime filters, we pre-baked filtered versions of our audio stems and blended between them using volume control.
Not elegant. But it works!
Has anyone out there ever used FMOD in WebGL builds?
