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Can Visual3D Be Used for Browser-based Games?

April 26, 2017Browser-based Games Used visual3d

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Can Visual3D Be Used for Browser-based Games?

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We have succesfully published our Tech Demos game to a webpage for Internet Explorer. However, we are updating this, and working on updating this, providing Firefox support, and integrating this into the 1-click Web Publishing support we are building into Visual3D Architect. We expect to provide a first cut of a Web Player prior to our v1.0 release, after the first cut of 1-click Web Publishing is completed. However, when games may find it more attractive to have the benefits of web deployment – launching and downloading/updating (if needed) – their game, simply by clicking on a link in a webpage. We are providing this functionality with our 1-Click Web Publishing, built on Microsoft’s tried-and-true ClickOnce deployment model. So this will be available sooner, and those still interested in embedding the game into a browser can do so once the Visual3D Web Player is released.