5-Minute Quick Start

Follow this guide to render your first live 3D web screen in under 5 minutes!

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Step 1: Create an Unlit Screen Material

1. In the Content Browser, right-click and create a new Material (e.g. M_WebScreen).
2. Open the material and configure the Details Panel:
   • Shading Model: Unlit
   • Two Sided: True (optional, for transparent panels)
   • Responsive AA: True (recommended for razor-sharp text)
3. In the Material Graph:
   • Add a TextureSampleParameter2D node.
   • Set its Parameter Name to WebViewTexture.
   • Connect its RGB output directly into Emissive Color.
4. Save and close the material.

┌──────────────────────────────────────┐
│ TextureSampleParameter2D             │
│ Parameter Name: "WebViewTexture"     │──► [ Emissive Color ]
└──────────────────────────────────────┘

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Step 2: Create a Screen Actor Blueprint

1. Right-click in Content Browser $\to$ Blueprint Class $\to$ choose Actor (e.g. BP_WebScreen).
2. Open the Blueprint and click + Add:
   • Add a Static Mesh Component (set its mesh to a standard Plane or Cube).
   • Add a Quest WebView Component (UQuestWebViewComponent).
3. Select the Quest WebView Component and configure the Details Panel:
   • Initial URL: https://www.youtube.com (or any website).
   • Material Asset: Select M_WebScreen created in Step 1.
   • Target FPS: 60.0.
   • Width / Height: 1920 / 1080.
   • Mute Audio: False (or True if you want it muted on startup).

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Step 3: Place & Package for Meta Quest

1. Drag BP_WebScreen into your level.
2. Rotate and scale the screen to your desired virtual monitor size.
3. Package your project for Android (ASTC) or launch directly onto your Meta Quest headset via USB-C / Meta Quest Link:
   • Platforms → Android → Package Project

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What Happens Automatically:

• On BeginPlay, QuestWebViewComponent automatically initializes the Android VirtualDisplay hardware pipeline.
• It dynamically creates a MaterialInstanceDynamic from M_WebScreen, assigns it to the Actor's Static Mesh, and continuously streams 1080p60 hardware frames into WebViewTexture!