Game Developer API
  • Introduction
  • Guidelines
  • Concepts
    • Game Load + Unload
    • Save + Load State
    • Start Game
    • Pause + Resume
    • Player Progress
    • Language + Translation
    • Text to Speech (TTS)
    • Audio
    • Questions + Answers
      • Question Overlay (V4)
      • Question List (V3)
  • Unity
    • Download SDK V5
    • API V5
      • Deprecated Behavior
    • Example Project
    • Project Requirements and Settings
    • Build and Run
    • Changelog
  • Javascript
    • JS API
      • Deprecated Behavior
  • Construct 3
  • Construct 2
  • Testing
  • Submission
  • ATTN: Note on Updating Games
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A Unity WebGL template is a collection of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files that surround the WebGL canvas that renders the game. LoL provides a Unity WebGL template that allows a game to communicate with the LoL platform.

Additional Reading:

When building:

  1. File -> Build Settings

  2. Select WebGL as the platform

  3. Open Player Settings for WebGL -> Resolution and Presentation

    • Select the lol-template WebGL template

    • Ensure that the Run in Background checkbox is NOT checked (see for more info)

  4. If using Unity 2018

    • Open Player Settings for WebGL > Publishing Settings > Linker Target

    • Ensure that Linker Target is set to Both. This will produce a WebAssembly build in addition to the fallback asm.js format for browsers that do not support WebAssembly. (see the for more information).

    • Note that Unity 2019 no longer supports the asm.js fallback, so there is no longer an option to set the Linker Target.

  • For SDK 5.3 Brotli and Gzip Compressing are now allowed, but the uncompressed build still needs to be under 30MB

Using WebGL Templates
Concept->Pause + Resume
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