How to Install the Official Plugin for Hosting Unity WebGL Builds
This article explains how to download and install the Official Plugin for uploading Unity WebGL games to FinalParsec.
How to Install the Official Plugin for Hosting Unity WebGL Builds
1. Download the latest release of the Official Uploader Plugin here
2. In your Unity project, create an Editor folder in the Assets root directory if you don’t already have one. And copy the UploaderWindow.cs script into it.
This folder allows us to add functionality to Unity during development.
3. Congratulations! Now you should see the Final Parsec window and the Upload Game sub item.
Learn how to upload your first game.
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