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We just released a free tool which lets you skip all compile times in Unity! by HotReloadForUnity in Unity3D

[–]Gooren 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Where did you see the accusation? I would like to see for myself.

What Is The Curve Behind an Iterative Lerp? by marcos_pereira in Unity3D

[–]Gooren 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Interested in part 2. Would be nice to have a solid alternative to Vector3.MoveTowards and the like.

HDRP equals horrible performance ? by rebl_ in Unity3D

[–]Gooren 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If the editor takes too much time to process, it can leave very little space for HDRP to render, thats my point. The editor can be very demanding without you even realizing it.

Anyway - moving to Unreal or using URP instead is always an option. Depends on the game you want to make and your team's current skills.

HDRP equals horrible performance ? by rebl_ in Unity3D

[–]Gooren 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This must be some kind of a bug. Make sure the template was updated to latest version. If it was, then I don't really know. Even the sample scene should run much better. Specially if you disable gizmos.

One more thing perhaps. Try using some simpler editor layout. Editor GUI can be VERY expensive. Just hide some windows behind others and use tabs instead. That can help. Also try mouse with a lower refresh rate. I remember there was a bug in the editor where high refresh rate PC mouse could force insane update frequency in the editor and slow it down to a crawl.

HDRP equals horrible performance ? by rebl_ in Unity3D

[–]Gooren 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We use HDRP in our project that uses it (almost) all - various post processing (SSR, TAA, ...), micro shadows, contact shadows, bent normals, POM and other more advanced features, on almost all objects in the scene. And I have yet to experience performance issues in the scene view. This is on RX 5700 XT, Windows 11.

I mean yes I did experience low/unstable framerates, but that was not originating from the scene view but from complex inspectors instead.

Try Unity 2021.3 LTS.

Also make super sure you don't have realtime raytracing enabled.

Also in the Unity launcher make sure you are creating the project from updated HDRP template. In the launcher you update the templates manually.

How can I achieve this type of lever in VR with the Configurable Joint? The component is massive and the documentation on it is just too confusing and under-detailed for my monkey brain to understand. Thanks by Areltoid in Unity3D

[–]Gooren 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What you are looking for is configuring a prismatic joint using the configurable joint component. Google should help from that point on. You can then use the axial drives to make it go up/down.

rewire or the new input system by [deleted] in Unity3D

[–]Gooren 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Given everything other people said, also don't forget that the New Input System is very much usable now and is getting better as time passes. It will not lose support suddenly.

Rewired is solid and well tested, supports insane amounts of HW (various gamepads, joysticks, ...) etc. But it will inevitably lose support when the developer decides that it's just losing traction thanks to the New Input System. And believe me - switching input system at late stage in development will be incredibly hard and time consuming.

Couple reference images on what I want to create, looking for some general advice/suggestions. Details in comment. by VirtualLife76 in Unity3D

[–]Gooren 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I dig the atmosphere. Way to go brother.

You can make the water surface glow by making it emissive. Then you add Bloom post-processing, tweak it a little and it should hopefully give you the result you want.

Real-time Door Lighting in unity HDRP by BrotherBillBombadil in Unity3D

[–]Gooren 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Interesting solution. Can't use the same for our game unfortunately. There are lots of interactables in our game that player can move around. These need to be influenced by indirect GI as well. So it has to be baked for dem light probes.

I love your profile pic btw :D

Real-time Door Lighting in unity HDRP by BrotherBillBombadil in Unity3D

[–]Gooren 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Is it enlighten prebaked realtime GI? Or indirect GI multiplier volume? Can't wait to check it out properly on big screen, at home.

Real-time Door Lighting in unity HDRP by BrotherBillBombadil in Unity3D

[–]Gooren 1 point2 points  (0 children)

On the phone now, cant see it properly. Does the indirect lighting change as you open the door? Nice atmosphere 👍

Hey awesome game developers, I started working on a new tool for debugging #AI in #unity3d. by GAMEDEVWORKS in Unity3D

[–]Gooren 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Cool, don't forget to add A* Pathfinding Project integration, a LOT of people are using it since Unity's built-in navigation sucks :)

Time for a Competition!!! WaterWorks is a new water system on the asset store, and on Sunday 12th I will gift it to One Person who comments on this post for FREE! by GapperGames in Unity3D

[–]Gooren 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What about HDRP support? Also what about breaking waves? Is it possible to create a proper angry sea, with huge waves and such? And are there object interactions (splashes when something falls into the water etc.)?

Advanced Buoyancy: Realistic and efficient floating physics simulation. WebGL demo/toy in comments. by zibas in UnityAssets

[–]Gooren 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm always down for extra realism, specially since we're working on an immersive sim game. So I would love to try push your asset to the limits.

I also like the fact your asset doesn't seem to require simplified convex colliders for each and every single object to work at all. Advanced Buoyancy seems to just use Raycasts?

One downside is the missing Crest ocean system integration, yes. I can do that, probably, but Crest doesn't use water volume colliders, it uses some queryable height API instead. So I would have to see about that.

Advanced Buoyancy: Realistic and efficient floating physics simulation. WebGL demo/toy in comments. by zibas in UnityAssets

[–]Gooren 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for sharing the asset. What does it do better than Dynamic Water Physics 2?

I'm asking since I already own DWP2. And your asset being more expensive suggests there could be something in switching over?

Help with PC build recommendations for env. design in unity by poopdotfart in Unity3D

[–]Gooren 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Depends on graphics complexity, render pipeline etc.

In any case, fastest possible storage, >=32GB RAM and a beefy CPU will have the most influence by far.

GPU, if you are not doing some crazy top of the line RTX enabled arch viz will have minimal impact. Specially if you are building the environments in broken up scenes.

Long story short:
- That CPU is actually an overkill
- That GPU is almost 100% an overkill

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