Distributing the experience as a standalone webpage
This page describes different ways to disitribute your experience.
Use cases
You can distribute your experience with users through embedding it in a website, or having it as a standalone webpage. This page covers the details you should be aware of when publishing the experience as a standalone page.
Using the experience as a standalone page works great when:
- You don’t have integrations with other systems
- The experience is self-contained and is able to achieve what it needs to do by itself
- You want to show off your work and share your build with the outside world!
Domain name
It is currently not possible to change the domain name of the experience. If you have a domain name that you want to use for your experiences and have the technical know-how of how to set up a webpage, you can create an empty index.hmtl file on the website and embed the experience using an SDK as a full-page element.
Communication with other systems
If you wish to communicate with a third-party API to retrieve information, you will need to use the SDK and a fork of the Standard-UI Github repostory and build the API communication logic yourself. The built UI can then be attached to the experience via the SDK, and it is currently not possible to add that logic when using a standalone webpage.
Help & Support
If you have questions, suggestions, or feature requests, please join the Official Emperia Discord channel!
You can find support here through private support tickets or general conversation. You will also have the opportunity to showcase your work and chat with like-minded individuals across industries using Creator Tools, Unreal Engine, those creating immersive experiences, and more!
If you prefer, you can also reach out to us via email.