The Web Application
The Web application
- handles signaling between Unity and the Web browser
- is the location of the Web page
The Web Client
The Render Streaming web application uses WebRTC technologies, which means that your browser must also support WebRTC. See this page for details on which browsers support WebRTC.
The following browsers are compatible:
| Browser | Windows | Mac | iOS | Android |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Google Chrome | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | |
| Safari | ✅ | ✅ | ||
| Firefox | ✅ | |||
| Microsoft edge (Chromium based) | ✅ |
Note
In Safari and iOS Safari, WebRTC features cannot be used with http. Instead, https must be used.
The Web Server
Click on Edit/Render Streaming/Download web app menu item to download our web server.
After downloading, run it from the command line.
Command Options
| Option | Details | Default |
|---|---|---|
| -h --help | Show the help menu | |
| -p —port <number> | Set the port number | 80 |
| -s --secure | Use https | |
| -k —keyfile <path> | Designate the private key file to use with https | server.key |
| -c —certfile <path> | Designate the certification file to use with https | server.cert |
| -w --websocket | Use Websocket as signaling protocol |
Command Examples
Use the following command to start the server as http. Port 80 will be used.
.\webserver
This command will run the server as https. Port 443 will be used. A certificate (server.cert) and a key (server.key) must also be set up (details).
.\webserver -s -p 443
The command will run in the mode that uses WebSocket as the signaling protocol.
.\webserver -w
When running a https server, keep in mind to set the URL signaling property of the Renderstreaming component in Unity to https as well.
Use this command to display the help guide.
.\webserver -h