Addressables for the Busy Developer
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Consulting On Performance
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He figured out the issue I had been struggling within minutes.
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Unity Performance Optimization Blog
Protected: Mesh Baking Your Assets (With Ian Deane)
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Unity C# 7.0: Reference Locals & Returns
In this article, I’ll show you how to apply Unity C# 7.0: ref locals & returns to simplify your game code and make your programming intentions clear when dealing with C# value types.
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Unity Memory Profiler: Where Are You Wasting Your Game’s Memory? (Part 1)
In this post, you will show you how to use the experimental Unity Memory Profiler package to find exactly where you are wasting memory on your game.
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Unity GPU Optimization: Find Your GPU Timings With RenderDoc
So you know your game is heavy on the GPU and you’re ready to optimize it.
But wait, where exactly do YOU start optimizing? Do you know which parts of your scene are causing your GPU performance bottlenecks?
Well, I have a tool to help you with Unity GPU Performance profiling: RenderDoc.
Unity CPU Optimization: Is Your Game… Draw Call Bound?
In this post, I’ll show you how to know if your game performance is suffering from too many Unity draw calls and what to do about it.
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Unity C# Pattern Matching: Make It Shorter (C# 7.0)
I’ve been frustrated to see how much useless repetition I had in my C# conditionals and switches, but I knew programmers could do better. In this post, I’ll show you how to make your code more concise with Unity C# Pattern Matching (C# 7.0)
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