4.3
Hi!
I need to build my game for web to run on a server that doesn’t support multithreading.
I believe I disabled multithreading (see screenshot), but still getting this message (see another pic). What am I doing wrong?
I really appreciate any help you can provide.
multithreading isn’t what the exporter is complaining about.
take a look at this
There are some references to cross-origin isolation concerns.
Can you please elaborate?
I still can’t figure out what’s wrong
I don’t use threading, why is it still required this thing?
I just tried it and had no issues.
Moving from 4.2 to 4.3 I had to reinstall the export templates. This is a forced step.
Then I just re-exported the project and it updated and works without further modifications.
Also with 4.3 there is a web export quick button next to the scene transport. Have you tried that?
Maybe try removing the custom html shell
The HTML shell changes across Godot versions, so you’ll need to recreate your shell based on the official 4.3 shell. Godot 4.2’s shell always displayed its SharedArrayBuffer error as there was no toggleable thread support.
Ok, this is a very useful piece of information! I’ll recreate my HTML shell later.
But still, when I’m trying to export with no custom shell and run it locally in a browser, I’m getting “Failed to Fetch” (see screenshot). Shouldn’t it be able to just run locally in a browser when multithreading is disabled?
In the browser’s console, I still see errors about CORS (see screenshots)
And thank you so much for trying to help! I’m new to Godot and all web things, it’s a bit rough so far. @Calinou @pennyloafers
oh wow, it works on a server!
Modern web apps generally don’t work from file:// URLs anymore due to browsers’ security restrictions, so you need to serve them using a local web server instead.
Now I know. Thanks again for the help!
