Use This Simple Trick To Improve Performance In Unity - Bitesize Game Dev Tutorial

A simple trick to improve performance in simple games
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[@Electronic_GamerYT]

Nice video man❤

[@joaofelipe2060]

Thanks for the video. Really clever approach to optimization. One thing I noticed in 9:54 is the game freezing for a moment when loading "chunk 3". This was just during the recording or can we assume some freezing can randomly occur when activating/deactivating chunks? By the way, there is some recommended approach to avoid this freezing when activating/deactivating chunks?
In future videos, when possible, could you show performance stats? I know each game is unique and results may vary, but showing these things can sell better the need for optimizations, like showing memory/cpu usage when all chunks are active vs activating/deactivating chunks.

[@JimmyVegasUnity]

my recording software decided it was gonna play up, it did it near the beginning too

[@joaofelipe2060]

@@JimmyVegasUnity oh. Did not notice in the beginning. Thought it was mine computer freezing. Maybe I should stop hoarding 30+ tabs on firefox lmao

[@farazk9729]

Thank you :-)

[@TheWizz03]

This video is really helpful for me.. thanks

[@suicune2001]

Does that need to be public or could you have used "[SerializeField] private" for the script?

[@JimmyVegasUnity]

either is fine totally fine in simple terms, using public will make it easier to control it in other scripts using them as static etc

[@McRailss]

what happened to the hello there!?!?

[@JimmyVegasUnity]

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[@solodevelopmentstudio7645]

I'm using smooth damp for camera follow, it's fine but when I build my game and run it on mobile, I see jittering while movement of camera. I changed the Target frame rate to something lower and same problem could be seen in the engine as well. Any solution?

[@suicune2001]

I thought for camera follow you want to put in LateUpdate.

[@daniel.ufo.85]

Thank you brother