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To a lesser degree, (ab)use of certain serialization features such as SerializeReference at scale can also slow down serialization. As with everything else, there is a trade-off here but you should be aware that using this a thousand times is not free. Also, C# constructors and OnValidate() callbacks are executed during deserialization of data (because Unity needs to create C# objects), so be careful what you put in there.

This might also be a good opportunity to point out that the amount of code you need to compile varies with which packages and asset store items you install in your projects. Packages that are embedded in the project (via file:\\) will often contain their tests by default, for example: If the package was just referenced, the tests are mostly skipped (even if they are physically present - the assembly is excluded from the project).

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I have a 2d project that started running extremely slow. I've tried to backtrack what I did but I can't remember what exactly happened that caused this, as it was running perfectly at one point. Here's a screenshot of the profiler:

The reason is because Unity Physics Engine uses 1 unit as 1 meter. So if your object would normally be half a meter but in game you give it a scale of 50, then the speed of gravity will look very slow. If you need to keep a high scale on the items you can just change the gravity foce according to your scale size.

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It seems that the most common way to do slow motion is to adjust Time.timeScale, Time.fixedDeltaTime and Time.maximumDeltaTime, as I do in the snippet below, where .02f and .15f are the default values for fixedDeltaTime and maximumDeltaTime respectively.

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it all depends on what you are doing. one thing i found is that the friendly game engine developers with unity created colliers that DO NOT slow game progress. i have tested thousands in a level.

i havent seen evedence of asking"position" or rotation slowing things but if you where worried you could also pack a common request in the top of your update.

i do that just for easier typing somtimes in a longer code.

remember that all unitys funtions are basically something in your script that you dont see. depending on the function, unity could run hundreds of lines of code, potentially on hundreds of different objects in a scene on the frame you call some of these options. then your game waits for a return from unitys scripts/functions.

for large games accomplishing big things professional developers use several technics that are specialized for the problem in your game. such as as only checking a distance for things within a specific camera distance or packing references into super fast arrays or lists for lookup. if you could give us details about your game and what you think might be slowing it, we can give you some ideas on how to get around it!!!

I have the problem that importing my character with animations takes a very long time, roughly 10 minutes which is incredibly annoying when I just want to change something small in an animation or even just apply on the object in Unity. I use the Rifigy addon in Blender to animate the character and then import the .blend file to unity. The character is quite low poly, around 15k tris, so that shouldnt be a problem. However, there are roughly 75 animations ranging from roughly 40-80 frames each. The import time has increased with each new animation.

any update on this? i also am experiencing very slow import times, a few minutes at least, every time i import or apply a change to my character. i should mention my character is from daz to blender then blender fbx to unity. but i did not have this issue directly from daz to unity (but thats worthless), so who knows whats going on.

Another workaround is to only refresh assets when you switch to play mode. This will let you quickly switch back and forth between external editors and unity without incurring the refresh penalty, but still get fresh assets when you usually need them (at runtime). You can also use CTRL+r manually to refresh the asset list at need.

I have concluded that coroutines universally are just not appropriate for accurate timed actions on Android. As was recommended before, Fixed Update will have to be used. Stack Overflow example below for performing similar tasks, and therefore will start the process of gutting all coroutines from my code.

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I have a very simple project, 4 classes, simple 2d graphics, etc. In 2019 it reloaded very fast. Now I switced to 2020.3 and it takes much longer. I can see a progress bar reloading some Toolbars, Editor layout, etc. Why is that happening? Only my code changed. I even added assembly definition to make sure unity can recompile this few lines of code I put together in no time.

This really is absurd. I know I can disable domain reload but that is not the point.

Downloaded the newest versions of everything and followed the tutorial. The moment I add the first Emitter, and then on (even after deleting said emitter), my Editor becomes unusably slow. I also get:

And I think it is all you can do (for me even Unity-2D is slow so I think it is the fault of my processor... even if this problem of slowlyness doesn't occur neither in Gnome-Shell or Windows (but the last one is probably due to the fact that the Nvidia Optimus works and on Linux it doesn't....)

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Wow, it was really fast answer! As far as I know there is no other plugins. I created some test project to illustrate bug (here). Unity begin slowing down when AStart game object are in inspector window.

I have been waiting several months to upgrade in the hope this issue was fixed. I have just updated to the newest version, and while the initial scan only takes about 20 seconds when generating cache, it then hangs unity for 5+ minutes (several times) before I killed it (as it did prior to the upgrade).

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I am also running Workstation 7.1 on a 64-bit Windows 7 host. When accessing Ubuntu 10.04 64-bit desktop in 64-bit in Unity mode, I get good (same as native VM) performance. When accessing my 32-bit Windows XP VM via Unity, the performance is slower than using the VM natively, but NOT unusable.

We've been investigating some reports of slowness with Vista and 7 guests that can affect things like scrolling. For the time being, try turning off composition in the guest (that is, use a theme that's not Aero and doesn't use glass) and see if that makes the guest respond better.

it's really disappointing... i'm have this problem also... and the strange thing is it VARIES a lot, sometimes it's almost normal... but most of the times it's so slow that it simply freezes, and then -> "when I get out of unity mode, it un-freezes"

I have a camera class, that is suppose to chase my player, which works, but its really really slow. It only has this line of code, which makes sense to me, player moves, camera moves. Any idea of why my game runs slower.

The built in unity .transform property is quite literally doing return GetComponent( typeof( Transform ) ) (or its equivalent). Storing off a local variable to both your transform and the player's transform will prevent that lookup every time you call it.

We use Visual Studo 2019 to build Unity apps. Recently, we started having issues building apps and the app itself runs very slow and glitches a lot. We are not sure how to troubleshoot the visual studio build issues. Any suggestions?

This can be used for slow motion effects or to speed up your application. When timeScale is 1.0, time passes as fast as real time. When timeScale is 0.5 time passes 2x slower than realtime.

When timeScale is set to zero your application acts as if paused if all your functions are frame rate independent. Negative values are ignored.

Note that changing the timeScale only takes effect on the following frames. How often MonoBehaviour.FixedUpdate is executed per frame depends on the timeScale. Therefore, to keep the number of FixedUpdate callbacks per frame constant, you must also multiply Time.fixedDeltaTime by timeScale. Whether this adjustment is desirable is game-specific.

FixedUpdate functions and suspended Coroutines with WaitForSeconds are not called when timeScale is set to zero.

The issue I am experiencing is the latency; the message receiving appears to be very slow, maybe even staggered. We originally had the UnityNetworkTransport set up to use Unity's Relay service, and the game ran fine/smooth with that. With PlayFab Party, the messages appear to be received at a much slower pace, causing the client to fall further and further behind on network messages, and eventually the game goes very out-of-sync between host/client.

Can you post a screenshot of your import settings in Unity? - one setting that would definitely slow things down is if you are generating lightmap UVs each time you reimport into Unity. Try unchecking this.

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