1 Setting to Enter Play Mode FASTER in Unity ECS

0:00 - Entering Play Mode Slowly
0:25 - Fast Enter Play Mode Setting
0:58 - Demonstrating Fast Enter Play Mode
1:28 - Limitations of Fast Enter Play Mode
1:51 - Wrap-up and Final Thoughts

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[TurboMakesGames]

If this video saved you some time, I'd appreciate if you would share it with other people who may find it useful, thanks!

[gabrielGomes-megw]

Many thanks bro, keep up the awesome work.

[xenocrates]

This channel's given me so many helpful tips. Cool stuff

[roberthesketh]

Instant sub as a thank you for the literal hours of my life you've saved me

[HalfOrc]

thx bro. it's very useful to me!!

[shunakgg]

Thanks my friend very cool :)
It was really helpful :D

[stevemarshall]

Thanks mate! That has literally saved me soooo much time!

[LukeClemens]

Man i wish it was as easy as just checking that box... it would take me days to rewrite all my events and static classes to get it working. If I ever start a new project I'll definitely start with that box checked. Thanks for the tip!

[TheDaKSn]

That's actually really useful, thanks!

[alejandrozamora]

Dang, this is super duper helpful. You saved me so much time!

[funlightfactory]

Thank you! In 2020.3.12f1 it's no longer experimental. I am curious why it's not on by default.

[panickal]

Seems cool. Sadly it does not work for me and breaks the scene.

[mufelo]

That is cool! Thanks for the tip! I find there are not enough DOTS vids out there yet, so much you can do with it too so appreciate those as well.

One question - have you built any ECS projects into Windows executables and have you had any issues with that? I do not know whether it is something I have done wrong, but I built this little game prototype where you fly around a round planet and control a swarm of boids (originally based off of the Boids example but tweaked for newer versions of Unity).

Now what ends up happening when I build it into an executable is that the game logic works all fine for the game objects but none of the boids get rendered and as far as I can tell processed either in the final executable. Everything works fine in the editor. I have had the same issue with two unrelated projects now and I am wondering whether it is some sort of missing reference in the final build (do I need to manually include a DLL or something?)

I know this is an extremely vague question but it is difficult to find information or ways to debug the final executables in this fashion. Have you experienced anything like this?

[varan]

good, but at work we are using an older version (

[snakeplisken]

Currently, test 2020.2.1f1 and it takes 48 seconds+ Any other advise/

[Octamed]

Doesn't that setting not allow code changes though? I thought it was mostly for artists right now.

[ClaireVtuber]

My problem is that the models I use already have occlusion, but even so it takes time to open play mode, in all projects, either to see how the map looks it takes, only with the camera, it may be that even so the scene, 105 mb in one scene, occupies between 3 to almost 5 gb of ram, it is too