In this article, I show how surprisingly easy it is to create a UI in Unity using standard HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. If you want to jump to a specific section, you can use the following links: This approach works well when the application is running on the local machine, but I haven't successfully gotten it to work when the application is running on a remote device, like Hololens Now when your application is running in the debugger, you can open the JavaScript console via Debug->Windows->JavaScript Console or view the DOM Explorer via Debug->Windows->DOM Explorer. However, there are a couple of caveats to this approach: Add a CanvasWebViewPrefab to the scene and set its Initial Url to point to our HTML file using a special streaming-assets:// URL.

Fixed an issue where calling WebViewPrefab.Resize() before it's initialized would cause a NullReferenceException Creates a Material that can be used to display the webview, or null if running in Native 2D Mode. The returned material already has the webview's Texture set as its mainTexture. WebView's native plugins are provided as precompiled libraries, and the native source code for them is not included. This cleaning and polishing kit is specially designed for use on plastics and glass to give a high gloss finish.Another option for 3D WebView for UWP / Hololens is to inspect web content with Visual Studio 2017 using the approach outlined in this MSDN article. Here's a summary of how to enable it: Enable USB debugging on your Android device. If you use the device for development, then you've probably already done this.

Licensed primarily under the Vuplex Commercial Library License with additional licenses for open source components where noted. With 3D WebView for Windows and macOS, you can inspect web content with Chrome DevTools using the following steps: Unity has its own proprietary UI system, so why would we want to use HTML? Here are just some of the advantages:I follow the docs, drag the WebViewPrefab.prefab in new scene, then run it in Unity, but cannot open url. You can only debug webviews in applications loaded onto your device through Xcode. You can't debug webviews in apps installed through the App Store or Apple Configurator. Seamless cross-platform support across most devices ( Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, UWP, and more to come).