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HTML5 Packaing Support

Hi friends

Finished the HTML5 packaging patch for the Unreal Engine 4 on GNU/Linux. In the following you can see how the packing works within the UE4Editor:

 
In the next footage you can see using the UnrealFrontend:


One part of the patch is for the Unreal Engine Source the other one is a script that prepares (clone, setup, compile and copy) emscripten for the Unreal Engine 4. In the following footage you can see all of this:


Yaakuro

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