Unity WebGL Game Not Working? This Should Fix it

I wish I had this video to show some of my friends a while ago. Really useful stuff!

Disabling compression alone worked for me. Thanks so much!

I'm getting a signature mismatch error everytime I try and load a new scene

Great! This is the real deal....

Thanks that solved the problem!

Stripping isn't *compression*, though it does save a bit of space. It "simply" removes unused code. Unfortunately it's possible that it determines that a chunk of code is unused and throws it away, even when it's needed to run the game.

NO IT IS NOT WOKRING DO NOT BOTHER WASTING YOUR TIME ON THIS STUPID TUTORIAL JUST SAYING

Man you really saved the day

Thank you so much!

Hi, thanks for the video. I have a project I want to keep in linear space (but I tried this anyway with gamma) but whilst it rendered white and black large pixels before, with these settings it gets stuck on loading, any ideas how to fix it?

lol in the game I´m working on in unity right now I´m, using the same music :D Nice vid btw.

you saved me, for real ,thank you🙌

I am getting br (broken) files in build folder. How to fix?

These looks pretty random, where did you come up with this?

I love how unity managed to create the EXTRACT ONLY format known as .unityweb

There is absolutely no 3rd party utility known to man that can modify or add content to .unityweb files, only extract from them

thanks for the tutorial

Thank you so much!

Great stuff man learning unity atm you saved me a lot of time

Thanks!

You saved me! Thank you so much! (my lighting changed a little though and some glitching in deep blacks, but maybe it's something else)

awesome.. worked like a charm

Still having issues. What else can I try?

Have you ever had: "Unity An abnormal situation has occurred: the PlayerLoop internal function has been called recursively." ? I have no idea how to fix it... been stuck for a while now.

How can I do in WebGL2.0?
Help me.

This is terrible advice. Yes it may fix a problem, but by bruteforcing. There are better ways to fix optimization issues, e.g. just by looking at the console. Usually it tells you directly what is wrong.
I never ever had a game be "too far" compresed this is just wrong. There might be other issues, server settings are one of them. So maybe compression is an issue for specific webhosts but the reasoning I think is wrong.

Both Gzip and brotli are lossless compressions so quality is not increased either by choosing those. Compression of assets is still defined per asset. For mesh compression though, you are right.

thank you very much is not enough for this content

2022 still working!!!

my game in unity looks fine but when i export it, the text isnt where its supposed to be. I need help

I wish it worked

love this. every single game jam I always find my way here an hour before the deadline.

😃Thanks Buddy!! You Help Me!😃

Thank's a lot! Saved my ass. I've been through 15 google pages with useless forums before I found this one.

Bro you are a demi-god

How can I use Linear?!

How can I do in WebGL2?

Thank you! you saved my project

How can I do in 2021 Version?

YOU SAVE ME!! THANK YOUU!!

OMG! You just saved my life. I was trying to make my WebGL game work for Ludum Dare 50.
This video should definetively have more views.

This created even more error messages when playing the WebGL :/ Thanks for trying though

Thank you Dude you saved my Project.

BRO thanks so much this is the best video ever you helped me so much!!!!!!

Thank you, you saved me! Unity NEEDS better support for WebG! How hard would it be to fix this, Unity, at very least change the defaults lol

Is There Any Possible Way To Upload The WebGL Build To Something Like Google Slides?

Webgl in unity is the worst thing ever. >:(

Gamemaker is much faster and never gets stuck on some il2cpp or compile web module.
But obviously gamemaker can't make 3d and basically everything but 2d

Loco Muchisimas gracias! Hagan el video que si funciona 100%
<3

When I export my game the play buttons is not working can you help out

thank you so much!