you never let unity to perform an actual platform switch. If you need to switch platforms on your machine, keep full sized copies of your project per platform, s.t.It is almost impossible that this investment does not pretty much immediatly nets a cost reduction. If any developer in your team still waits for a unity build or light baking to be finished because his hardware is blocked: Move building, packaging, compiling to one or even multiple build servers.
Nothing of this is obviously new or particular fancy, it's the very basics you should follow. However, the things I teach everyone working with Unity in any non-hobbyist scenario quickly is to move as much of those parts out of your time. I know absolutely nothing about you and your team/company, so please don't understand this as explaining something you might know, or already do anyway.
I was curious about if you had something specific in mind. So the question is will DOTS help speed up build times?Ĭlick to expand.Oh it was not meant offensive. Maybe it's a second or two, but that's not much when the build takes on average half a minute. I haven't also noticed much speedup using incremental builds either. I am aware that IL2CPP has been "experimental" for a while, but even now it feels too slow for its own good. Then there's the Mono-backend that was also on average faster for what we are doing (XR) than IL2CPP is now. I know it is possible (and I even use it) to use Unity remotely on HoloLenses and similar, but when the client needs builds to test on their own devices I have to comply. However, that dream is also great for clients and management because I now spend much less time waiting for builds and can iterate faster.įor one project in WebXR using js-libraries I could do with zero prior knowledge in hours what I would need to do in days in Unity even with years of experience, in part due to having to build and deploy and test on the relevant devices. As someone who's recently got into WebXR and React, being able to get a workable updated result in 3D for testing online the moment I click the refresh button almost feels like a dream.
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