Godot Version
v4.3.stable.flathub [77dcf97d8]
Question
I’ve created a game (beta version) called AntiBillard (open source, source code on Codeberg). If I export it as html and publish it on Codeberg Pages, it is not loading and the progress bar stopped somewhere while loading.
- My html export data for download (link)
- The url where to access the page: AntiBillard
- Exports for Windows and Linux are working.
What I have done
- export the game to html with the export settings published on codeberg repo main branch.
What happens
- If I clone the pages to my laptop and clear the browser cache and run
python3 -m http.server, I can open the game using the url https://localhost:8000. The game is loading and I can play it. - If I clear the browser cache and open the game using the web page AntiBillard , it is not loading - progress bar get stuck. If I open the developer settings in Firefox or Chrome (F12), I can see some error message I didn’t understand (Chrome):
index.js:150 Uncaught (in promise) CompileError: WebAssembly.instantiateStreaming(): section (code 10, "Code") extends past end of the module (length 38742554, remaining bytes 19678636) @+263191
at index.js:150:17
(anonymous) @ index.js:150
Promise.then
start @ index.js:149
getTrackedResponse @ index.js:147
(anonymous) @ index.js:166
Promise.then
loadFetch @ index.js:162
retry @ index.js:185
Preloader.loadPromise @ index.js:231
Engine.load @ index.js:672
init @ index.js:712
startGame @ index.js:831
(anonymous) @ AntiBillard/:182
(anonymous) @ AntiBillard/:196
Firefox:
Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Error in input stream
That I would expect
- The html export is playable with
python3 -m http.server - The html export is playable on Codeberg Pages, too.