#Short time builder unity forums windows 10
#Short time builder unity forums pro

Most of the issues if related to resolution mentioned above mean your shaders are too complex and possibly texture memory is to high or using to high of settings or no mipmaps etc. I only have a few hours here and there to play around with this. Is this a clue to anything?Īgain sorry for late responses. Then after some time it happens continuously for a few frames, then back to 3-4 frames. In editor I get good results and the profiler doesn't show WaitForPresent as a blocker, only seemingly regular methods at work.Īnother interesting thing I noticed which might help debug this, is that WaitForPresent occurs in spikes. Same result! Slowness also appeared here. So as suggested I tried a new project from scratch, imported some silly model from the asset store and duplicated it to make my MacBook sweat. (MacBook->) An empty scene on the project with some game objects yields a slowness with WaitForPresent. Computers not available.), I did make the empty scene tests. Hey I can't answer some of your questions regarding the hardware used (at the moment. I'm not sure if it's a Quality setting or the OS deciding not to run with hardware acceleration or whatnot. I tried disabling v-sync in the Quality settings of my project and build again (on the MacBook) but it still ran like a sick grandma. That means v-sync stuff as I read in some dark places on the web. Interesting:Running the profiler I get that the function `gfx.WaitForPresent` is taking most of the frame time.

#Short time builder unity forums windows 10

On my main machine, PC with Windows 10 and an NVIDIA GTX 1070, the game runs smoothly both on editor and build.

#Short time builder unity forums pro

The MacBook Pro is what I want to fix right now. I figured the OS is pigeon-poop because I played around with it too much and went on.

I tried running a benchmark-test-application to see if it's only my game or an OS thing but that app ran also like a sick grandma. The PC seemed to be problematic however (Windows 10, NVIDIA-something-decent). When building and running the build, it runs real slow (low FPS). When I run my game in the editor, it runs smoothly. Skim to interesting for the interesting part. I spent quite a bit of time searching for documentation.I have this issue I can't overcome. Link to the documentation of the properties in the inspector.Add a tooltip in the library for each control with documentation about them.

Allow me to set Pane Settings, my UI in builder looks different than the UI in-game because the PanelSettings has a PanelScaler.

This seems to work only for the non grayed-out elements.

When I style a composite control such as a radio or a scrollbar, I double click on one of the styles of a child element, but it does not add the uss selector (even though the UI tells me to).

editing the uss in vscode sometimes causes uibuilder to discard all changes even in the uxml file.

Clicking on the little icon to open uss in vscode, just opens vscode but does not open the file (mac here).

I like that I can see the generated uxml and uss code.

I would expect those to be scrolling (panning) To zoom in/out I use 2 finger up and down. This is super annoying because zoom out/in is not smooth at all, it either does not zoom at all or zooms too much when I use the trackpad.

Panning, pretty please!!!!, I have to zoom out and zoom in just to see a particular part.

An autosave feature would be even better.

The only way to save seems to be closing UI builder, so I have to constantly close it and reopen it just to save my work. pressing cmd-s does nothing, file -> save saves the scene. This is so much better than UGUI, thank you!īut UI Builder could use some love, here are some frustrations with it: I have been trying out UI Toolkit for the past week.