Setting up Embedded Browser (by Zen Fulcrum LLC)
The Embedded Browser provides an easy solution to rendering webpages in your Unity project. It supports both PC and VR mode.
Getting Started
To get started with Embedded Browser, you should install it on your machine. See below for the version that we are using!
Download Unity Editor
2019.8.4f1 Unity Hub | Editor (Win) | Editor (Mac)
...or click here to install directly if you already have Unity Hub!
Installation Walkthrough
There are two ways to install Unity on your machine: via Unity Hub or standalone installation.
Unity Hub
Installing through Unity Hub is the most recommended method as it is simple and straightforward!
You need to make sure that you have Unity Hub installed already on your machine to proceed.
Open Unity Hub → Navigate to the Installs tab on the left → Click on Add button to add the version of Unity Editor that you need.
Select the version that you need (2019.4.8f1) → Click next.
Now select all the modules that you need.
Since we are developing for both mobile and PC version, go ahead and check Android Build Support, Universal Windows Platform Build Support, and Windows Build Support.
We highly recommend you to also install Microsoft Visual Studio Community. Visual Studio is an integrated development environment (IDE) that most people use when developing in Unity. It has been integrated directly into Unity to provide you with an easy and fast access when you need to code.
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When you're done, click next.
Check the box I have read and agree... and click next. (Feel free to read the EULA given in the link :D )
Do the same thing with the Android EULA and then press Done.
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Wait until the installation finishes. This may take several minutes to several hours, depending on which module(s) you have chosen.
And... you're done!
Standalone Installation
The standalone installation is typically used when you can't find the Unity version you need since it might already been replaced by a new version or when there are issues with installing using the Unity Hub. This includes downloading and executable installer (.exe), installing, and locating on Unity Hub.
Unity Archive Download.
You need to have Unity Hub already installed on your machine.
Download Unity Installer for the version you need (2019.4.8f1).
If you only need the editor without any modules, download the Unity Editor 64-bitfor Windows or Unity Editor for Mac.
Unity Install Assistant
Note: The Unity Installer requires the internet to download the editor files for installation. Make sure you have adequate internet connection.
Locate the file you have downloaded and open it.
The name should be something like UnityDownloadAssistant-2019.4.8f1.exe.
Click next → check the I accept ... → next.
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Select all the modules you need - you can refer to the picture below.
Select where you want to download the installation files (temporary) and the install location. Click next when you're done.
Wait for the installation to finish and then click on Finish. You have successfully installed the Unity Editor.
Unity Editor
This one is very straightforward.
After you download the installer, open it. The file should be named something like UnitySetup64-2018.4.8f1.exe.
Follow the instruction on screen. Choose where you want to install it. Once finished you have successfully installed the editor.
Locating on Unity Hub
Now, you need to locate the newly installed editor on Unity Hub.
Open Unity Hub and navigate to the Installs section → click on Locate.
Locate the Unity.exe in the location where you install the editor. It will be inside the Editor folder.
Select Unity.exe and then click Select Editor.
You should now have the editor in your Unity Hub.
Unity License
If you have not yet activated a license to use Unity, see below.
You need a Unity ID to manage your license. Create Unity ID
Activating Unity License
Go to your profile on the top right corner → Manage license
Click on Activate New License → Unity Personal → I don't use Unity in... → Done
You have successfully activated your new license!