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百度 本次会议是首次由中国和欧洲智库联手在第三国召开的一带一路对话会。Web Games (also known as Canvas Games) are no longer a supported platform, and we highly recommend migrating your Web Game to Zero Permissions to enjoy all the benefits of Instant Games and Zero Permissions. To migrate your Web Game to an Instant Game with Zero Permissions, follow these steps:
- Create a new test application for Instant Games
- Add the Instant Games product to the original Web Game Application
- Configure your instant game
- Upload the Instant Game bundle on the Web Game Application
- Submit the application for Instant Game review
- Confirm Data Deletion
- Launch the Instant Game
- Migrate users from Web Games to Zero Permissions
- Monitor your Instant Game performance
1. Create a new test application for Instant Games
To verify that your instant game bundle has been successfully converted from the Web Game version to the Network Enabled Zero Permission version, you should create a separate application to avoid disrupting existing players.
Follow the steps in How to test Zero Permissions to create your new Zero Permissions bundle. Upload that bundle to your test application to ensure that it is working as intended.
2. Add the Instant Games product to the original Web Game Application
Within the original Web Game portal, add the Instant Games product which will prompt you to fill in game metadata that will be used on game discovery and promotional surfaces including descriptions and media assets.
3. Configure your instant game
Now you will see the instant game product available on this application as well. From here you can configure the basic information about your game that will be used in promotional content and on discovery surfaces. You will also see the options to set up further integrations with social features and monetization features and can set them up for your Instant Game version.
4. Upload the instant game bundle on the Web Game Application
Take the bundle that you have verified on your test application and upload it to your original Web Game application in the Web Hosting tab of the Instant Games section. If your application was hosting bundles for your web games in the past, you will see separate tables containing your Canvas (Web Game) bundles and a new table for your Zero Permission Instant Game bundle. Mark the Zero Permissions bundle as Production.
5. Submit the application for Instant Game review
Once the metadata is completed and the bundle is uploaded, submit the game for Instant Game Quality Review and In-App Purchase review if necessary.
6. Confirm Data Deletion
In the Launch Status tab, you will need to confirm that you have deleted personally identifiable information received from Meta prior to starting the migration process of your existing users to Zero Permissions. As users with roles on the application, you will be able to test your application before this is completed.
7. Launch the Instant Game
Verify that there are no steps remaining in the Instant Game Health Check and launch the game so it will be discoverable by public users.
8. Migrate users from Web Games to Zero Permissions
With the bundle uploaded, navigate to the Migration tab under Gaming Services and migrate the application to support Zero Permissions. This will redirect users to your uploaded Instant Game Zero Permissions bundle.
Once the migration is enabled, you can control the rollout and set the rollout percentage using the selector.
9. Monitor your Instant Game performance
Congratulations, the migration process is now complete! We recommend monitoring the overall health of your Instant Game to ensure your game’s growth and retention are performing to your expectations.
Web Games vs. Instant Games changes
Tech stack
Instant Games are HTML5 based, so Web Games written in HTML5 should be portable between platforms. Instant Games use their own SDK and not the old Web Games JSSDK so you’ll need to rewrite your Facebook integrations.
APIs
Note that while certain Web Games APIs have direct Instant Game equivalents, others might not. In general, Instant Games have more platform and social features than Web Games and they are being actively supported and improved. If there are any features or APIs that you currently rely on for your game and want to know whether an equivalent already exists for Instant Games, please contact us.
Player Progress
The players will retain their original App Scoped IDs so you can retain the player progress for your users through the migration.
In-app Purchases (IAP)
Instant Games use a different implementation for IAP. Please review the documentation to ensure your implementation for IAP is supported for Instant Games.
You will need to port your Web Games catalog over and host the products with us.
In-app Ads (IAA)
Unlike Web Games, Instant Games do not give you full control over their iframe. You cannot link or embed arbitrary content, so if you want to continue (or start) running In-app Ads you’ll need to integrate with Instant Game Ads APIs.
Mobile Support
Instant Games are available on both mobile and web, so for the best experience for your users, please ensure your game supports mobile in addition to web upon launch. To support mobile, you might need to map game controls to touch input and optimize UI for legibility on smaller screens.
Post-migration changes
Your new instant game will not use Facebook Login for Gaming or classic Facebook Login so your application will no longer need any advanced permissions related to login. These will be removed automatically from your application.
New Instant Games social features
Take a moment to explore new Instant Game features like Tournaments (which help unlock organic growth of your game) and Custom Messenger Updates (which help reengage your audience). Learn about Instant Games.