Blazor ​

The Blazor host embeds Godot in a Blazor WebAssembly page through GodotView. An ASP.NET Core server serves the client; Razor components can access Godot objects directly.

Use It ​

From your Godot project directory, run these commands. Accept add's installation offer if wasm-tools is missing:

bash
dnx 2dog add --blazor
dotnet run --project MyGame.blazor

Open the URL printed by the server. To publish the server and client:

bash
dotnet publish MyGame.blazor -c Release

Customize the Page ​

Edit MyGame.blazor/Client/Pages/Home.razor. Keep WebAssembly rendering and disable prerendering:

razor
@page "/"
@rendermode @(new InteractiveWebAssemblyRenderMode(prerender: false))

<GodotView Project="MyGame" PluginsInitializer="TwoDogWebBoot.PluginsInitializer()"
           style="width: 100%; height: 100vh;" />

Use Started to access the engine, OnFrame for per-frame work, and child content to overlay HTML on the game. One engine can run at a time.

Godot and Blazor share one thread. The Web host's limitations apply to the client project. See Blazor Configuration for client build and pack settings.