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Hello! I am developing a 3D environment for the webplayer, which currently is experiencing laggy behaviour (only in windowed mode). I am aware of the 50 fps cap on the webplayer when it's not in fullscreen, but i would like to have the option of the application in windowed mode availiable. The lag however is way worse than what can be accounted for by a 50 fps cap. There must be some other restrictions ( on memory, drawcalls etc ) My window is 1000x811 (quite big, but it is the centerpiece of the project website i am working on) anti-aliasing is on x2 (disabling this alleviates the lag somewhat, but i dont want to turn it off :) ) I have quite much GUI ( which have landed my drawcall counts on around 40 ) The question is basically How/where can i find out what is affecting my app's performance? (are there emulators or statistics availiable for the webplayer i can use) I am currently sitting on free version but will have pro within a month Any help as always welcome!
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I don't know if this works with webversion, but in general, when you get Pro version, you can use the profiler, which I believe sees what scripts and what not are making it laggy... I THINK though, as I don't have Pro.
Profiler only runs in the editor though, not for the web player. I've got a situation where my game runs in the editor at around 60-100 fps, but drops to 3 fps in the web player on my Windows 7 PC. Fine on Mac though, go figure. I could certainly use some profiling tips for the web player! (My plan is to start turning things off until I see a frame rate jump ...)