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Question by ngerbens · Feb 16, 2018 at 03:40 PM · profilerbuild settingslogreportterminal

Why does Build Report Log miss 50% in filesize count?

Hi,


It's kind of hard to explain for me since I'm new to 'profiling' my game, but here it goes:

On a Unity page I read that you can check a editor log in the terminal. I did this because I wonder why the filesize of my game is 126 MB! The weird thing I encounter (which might be normal?) is that in my report it says:


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     Build Report
 
     Uncompressed usage by category:
     Textures      32.9 mb     27.2% 
     Meshes        875.5 kb     0.7% 
     Animations    8.6 kb     0.0% 
     Sounds        0.0 kb     0.0% 
     Shaders       5.0 mb     4.1% 
     Other Assets  416.8 kb     0.3% 
     Levels        56.0 kb     0.0% 
     Scripts       758.6 kb     0.6% 
     Included DLLs 3.9 mb     3.3% 
     File headers  25.3 kb     0.0% 
     Complete size 120.8 mb     100.0% 


The funny thing is, as you can see, it counts up to 100% but it leaves out explaining where the other 65% went/is.


Does anyone know how and why this is happening?

Thanks in advance!

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Answer by ZeN12 · Feb 16, 2018 at 03:46 PM

Maybe because you are in developer mode.

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@ZeN12 Yes, Thanks, I was in developers mode. When I build my game without the Developers mode it's smaller (which is nice), but still quit big: 88$$anonymous$$B. And I dont understand how the calculation comes to a 100%:
Do you have any clue what/where the other 50% might be? Or is that just filesize for the OSX Application itself?

  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  Build Report
  Uncompressed usage by category:
  Textures      32.9 mb     37.3% 
  $$anonymous$$eshes        875.5 kb     1.0% 
  Animations    8.6 kb     0.0% 
  Sounds        0.0 kb     0.0% 
  Shaders       5.0 mb     5.7% 
  Other Assets  416.8 kb     0.5% 
  Levels        56.0 kb     0.1% 
  Scripts       755.1 kb     0.8% 
  Included DLLs 3.9 mb     4.5% 
  File headers  25.3 kb     0.0% 
  Complete size 88.0 mb     100.0% 



avatar image RobAnthem ngerbens · Feb 22, 2018 at 10:36 PM 0
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I think it's not including things like lightmaps, occlusion maps, and other random things it has to generate at compile-time if you didn't already generate them.

avatar image ngerbens RobAnthem · Feb 25, 2018 at 09:40 PM 0
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Thanks! That might be the case. Although I have a very small game, with not a lot of lights etc. Is it usual this build log misses half the percentages? I wonder what would be the use of this list if it isn't complete...still a mystery to me.

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