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How to increase my android application performance ?
How many objects we can max utilise in a game scene without effecting performance. i.e i had 50 cubes for stairs, 10 large cubes for walls, its building created in single scene. it had manager room with decor objects like tables, chairs, desktop, printer, plant.
it had bathroom with bathroom decors like sink, toilet e.t.c it is one floor building and ground floor consists of parking. all the walls applied with texture images . it had smoke particles and fire particles also.
Issue i am facing is as the number of objects increases my intsantvr character falls while climbing my stairs upward.(it worked at first but later as the objects increased while developing it started to fall in some devices)
Answer by EmreB05 · Nov 22, 2017 at 11:27 AM
If you want to have high-quality graphics you need to consider that not all mobile devices are same. Some are old and behind the level of latest technologies. What you can do is lower the quality of the textures. Try making tests on your game. Check what scenes or objects puts the most pressure on your device. Debug it one by one. Besides than that, unity has some built-in mechanics for optimization such as occlusion culling. Check them out. Try to use low poly objects. Use lower quality textures. Also depending on your game, you can try to increase Fixed Timestep. There are many small tweaks like these. That's what I can suggest to you. I had the same issue 2 years ago. I forgot that I was making a game for mobile devices and created a graphically and physically beautiful game. When I started testing it on my mobile phone game wasn't even running. It was getting stuck at loading scene, even it does load it was lagging as hell. I spent a week on just optimizing the game before releasing it. It is part of the process and it is the best process. When you get to optimization it means that your game is really close to release.
So good luck my friend and I wish you the best ^^
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