I was messing around earlier when I realized I was only getting 15-20 FPS. I had a scene with maybe 50k tri’s in it. I deleted everything so I only had a single cube to stand on and I was still only getting 30 fps. This is very strange because in a scene with 1.5 million tri’s I can easily get 70 fps. Help???
I was using unity standard character controller and a single cube. No light sources either.
2 Answers
2You need to use the Profiler to understand performance issues of your game: Unity Connect
My FPS Controller : https://gyazo.com/5d464aea1c7911f9f726d07d239a0d43 My Cube, "Coin": https://gyazo.com/a1f480c2c78d6493b075c964ad9e2fe2
– unity_gIpVj1Ut9zOsNgExactly the same problem, profiler shows nothing that can lead to lag problem. I disabled everything in my scene, except camera and low poly terrain I stand on.
This lag appears randomly, without activating or deactivating something. Sometimes I get ~60 fps, and suddenly ~6fps. I think there is a problem with Unity 2017.4.0f1. I am downloading latest version to see if it happens again.
unity gfx.wait for presets in profiler takes most of the resources, but sometimes I don’t see this process and it still lags, so I assume it is not that.
Sometimes when it lags like that Unity crashes.
it's not possible to have a kinematic rigidbody detect collisions i think. Look it up in the manual i suggest u to Use Trigger not Collision;
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ok dont worry ill check this topic
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