Mime Settings for Unity3D file type

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I'm trying to get a Unity file to run on my web site. From my research the web hosting company need to add unity3D to the mime types.

I got onto the web hosting company and they said they can set up a mime type but they need to know the settings required by unity.

Can anybody point me to where I might find them

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Answer by duck · Oct 03, 2010 at 07:26 PM

Most servers should require no configuration at all. Just upload the .unity3d file, and the accompanying html file, and you're finished.

Sometimes you'll get a server which is a bit particular about what kinds of files it serves up (looking at you, IIS!) so you need to explicitly add the unity webplayer mime type before it will even admit that your file exists to the outside world.

The MIME type for Unity webplayer content is:

application/vnd.unity

And the file extension for unity webplayer files is:

.unity3d

So, if you're editing htaccess files on your server, you need to add this:

AddType application/vnd.unity unity3d

And if you're configuring a server via some other means (eg, a control panel, or asking your sysadmin to do it) you just need to specify the mime type mentioned above.

(note, this question has already been asked and answered here but it looks as though the original asker will never return to accept the answer, so I'm reposting the answer in full here).

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Graph · Jun 06, 2014 at 01:05 PM 0

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may have been posted a while back but still helpful and worked a charm. first i was worried there was something bugging out in the asset streaming (since there were some problems getting (de)serialization to work in the webPlayer) then i came upon this answer.. phew :)

NicoCarosio · Nov 25, 2014 at 11:49 AM 0

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Thanks!! it help me very much!

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