As it turns out, I have figured that the best method may be to have the project read the URL and go to a different scene, depending on whether or not it's embedded on the right website. This is more of a Unity issue, however.
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itch.io Community » itch.io » Questions & Support · Created a new topic Blocking/hiding URL, but allowing non-users to publicly view embedded content.
I have a separate website running, and I would like paid users on this separate site to have access to private pages that have embedded unity projects. This would be a massive amount of users of varying ages, so it needs to be embedded and easy to access. However, I don't want someone to be able to distribute the URL for free, but setting a project to private wouldn't allow them to view the project (unless they also had an itch account... which is not acceptable for business purposes). What is a way that I can prevent others from viewing through the URL, or distributing the URL? What other security issues need to be dealt with?
Edit: Actually the best solution would probably be to restrict which URL it can be viewed from. What's the best way to do that?