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I've developed a Winform software which has a UnityWebplayer module.First I try to communicate between them by socket,however,I've searched a api which can do this conveniently for me:

axUnityWebPlayer1.SendMessage( "Sphere", "Down", null );//called in winform

Just use the code snippet above then we can send message from winform to its embeded unitywebplayer module.

axUnityWebPlayer1_OnExternalCall_1(object sender,AxUnityWebPlayerAXLib._DUnityWebPlayerAXEvents_OnExternalCallEvent e)

And by using the snippet above we can receive message from unitywebplayer in winform.

I'm curious about the mechanism behind the api.Does it treat the file "*.unity3d" exported from unity3d as something like .dll,which makes the communication become function calling,and load it in runtime?

choxsword
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  • UnityWebplayer has been deprecated for years now. – Programmer Mar 28 '18 at 09:10
  • @Programmer Really?I use that module in visual studio 2015 ,with unity 5.0.1,and it still provides a good support for unitywebplayer.By the way,what's the new method? – choxsword Mar 28 '18 at 09:11
  • It was removed around 5.4v and I am sure most web browsers have already removed components required to make it work. UnityWebGL is the new way. – Programmer Mar 28 '18 at 09:18

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