Optimization
Analyze your application with the Profiler and understand how Unity manages memory in your application.
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When you make an application in Unity, it’s important that you analyze and debug it to make sure that its bug-free, optimized, and runs correctly on the target device.
Topic | Description |
|---|---|
| Memory in Unity | Manage and optimize memory usage in Unity applications. |
| Unity Profiler | Analyze the performance of your application with the Profiler. |
| Graphics performance and profiling | Techniques and tools for optimizing graphics performance in Unity. |
| Runtime performance scaling | Balance visual quality with performance by dynamically scaling your application's settings as it runs. |
| Project Auditor | Analyze your project with the Project Auditor tool to identify and resolve common issues that affect performance. |
| Profiling tools reference | Reference for various profiling tools available for performance analysis. |
Additional resources and examples
- 📖 E-Book:Optimize your game performance for mobile, XR, and the web in Unity (Unity 6 edition)
- 📖 E-Book:Optimize your game performance for consoles and PCs in Unity (Unity 6 edition)
- 📖 E-Book:Ultimate guide to profiling Unity games
- 📝 How-to guide:Performance optimization for high-end graphics on PC and console
- 📝 How-to guide:Managing GPU usage for PC and console games
- 📝 How-to guide:Configuring your Unity project for stronger performance
- 📝 How-to guide:Advanced programming and code architecture
- 📝 How-to guide:Enhanced physics performance for smooth gameplay
- 📝 How-to guide:Mobile optimization tips for technical artists - Part I
- 📝 How-to guide:Mobile optimization tips for technical artists - Part II
- 📺 Video:Optimization for web, XR & mobile games in Unity 6
- 📺 Video:Introduction to build profiles in Unity 6
- 📺 Video:Unity Profiler Walkthrough & Tutorial
- 📺 Video:Profile Analyzer Walkthrough & Tutorial
- 📺 Video:Memory Profiler Walkthrough & Tutorial
- 👥 Community:Profiling Tools section at Unity Discussions