I am really disapointed from this "LTS" release we should use now for the next 1.5 years.Īlone the shader compiler build times from several hours gives a lot time to have a look on your main competitors progress and performance.Note: Follow the advice in this section in release order.
This release simply destroy +100 000 hours from user in a few days. Adressable and main build.Īgainst what scenario you tested 2021 LTS?Įven by testing minimal HDRP projects like SpaceShip Demo you would make these issues clearly visible.ĭoes the Adressable team has access to LTS release or bigger demo scenes? It seems to be not. My main HDRP DX11 project has still endless shader compiler build times. I tested 4 hours my main HDRP DX11 and DX12 projects and none of them works.īoth independent DXR projects are not buildableĭ3d12: upload buffer was full! Waited for COPY queue for 0.000 ms.ĭ3D12Fence::Wait(1879) error: got 1878. Seriously, Unity 2021 LTS is absolut not ready for release. UE5 release is tested and delievered with the complex City Demo project and simply works is buildable and has lots of real world stuff you need like level streaming, realtime GI. Or should I instead wait for that irrelevant issue to be fixed too? I can just put my production on hold and wait until all the bugs are fixed. If bug X (known issue X) is affecting my immediate production and bug Y (known issue Y) is in no way relevant to me for the duration of my current project I would, of course, prefer to have a patch release that would cater to bug X instead of waiting for bug Y to be also resolved. Or why weekly, or bi-weekly bugfix releases? Why not once a year, cleaning all bugs? A new bug is found after the release? Too bad, you're gonna wait 1 full year for the next patch!
what? 19 versions of Unity 2021.2.x? Why? I'd, for example, ask why Unity does not directly release a LTS version each year instead of wasting (!) our times with tech releases? We got. I'll just throw some buzz words here to give some insight as how these things are decided.Īlthough I agree and in an ideal world, no product should be shipped with known issues not fixed I beg to differ in a practical world. Click to expand.Lifecycle, mvp, priority, breaking.
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