What is 4EVERLAND? To put it simply, it’s a way to publish static websites to the Internet! Instead of being a centralized system, it’s decentralized. 4EVERLAND is a Web3.0 cloud computing platform with global acceleration, privacy protection, distributed storage, and other technical features. I know, it’s a lot of buzzwords, but the important part is that you can deploy your Unity game. It’s also really simple to do so. We will go through 3 steps: Prepare our Unity game for WebGL Setup a GitHub repository Create a 4EVERLAND project and deploy our game Prepare your Unity game for WebGL export The first important thing to do with your Unity game is to export it for WebGL. We need to go to the project settings and enable decompression fallback for our WebGL Player. Go to and enable: Edit → Project Settings… → Player → HTML 5 tab Gzip compression Data caching Decompression fallback When the steps above are completed, we are ready to build our game. Go to File → Build Settings… → Select WebGL → click Build This will generate a folder with some files and folders in it such as: index.html Build TemplateData All of these files need to be uploaded to our 4EVERLAND project through GitHub, which we will cover in the next sections. How to set up a GitHub project In order for 4EVERLAND to host our game, we need to connect it to GitHub. This section requires some knowledge on how to use command-line tools, and git in general, which we won’t cover in this tutorial. I have written a section about some neat tricks using git commands, which you can find . here Your Unity game may already be on GitHub, and if that’s the case, you can skip to the final step in this section. Create an account at github.com Create a new repository Give your project a name and a description You can select either public or private. Either option works. You then have to follow the instructions on GitHub Once we have our project ready, it’s time to add our built WebGL game Create a new folder e.g. Web Copy the build files/folders ( ) into the folder index.html, TemplateData, Build Web run from the command line git commit Web -m’feat: Add game’ run which will push our game files to GitHub git push origin master When these steps are completed, it’s time to create a project in 4EVERLAND, which we will cover in the next section How to Deploy our Game to 4EVERLAND First, we need to link our GitHub account to (this link includes my referral ID). When this is done, we are ready to create a our project hosting.4everland.org Go to the “Projects” tab and Click “New Project” Search for the GitHub project we created → click “Deploy” If your GitHub project is private, you need to give 4EVERLAND access to read it Select the main or master branch → click “Deploy” Select the folder → click “Deploy” Web We don’t need to change anything in the next dialog, just click “Deploy” 4EVERLAND will now deploy our project to the Internet, and once it’s ready, we can start playing our game. That’s it! I also deployed my Unity game to 4EVERLAND using the same steps as above. The game is still pre-alpha and only contains three test levels as of this writing. Here’s a link if you want to check it out: https://mirrorcrystals.4everland.app/ I hope this tutorial has been helpful, and consider using my referral link when creating an account at 4EVERLAND, . https://hosting.4everland.org/#/?invite=QCIZV5JX You can also read more from . 4EVERLAND’s documentation
