Description
Unity Build Space Analyzer Plugin
Overview The Unity Build Space Analyzer Plugin is an essential tool for developers aiming to optimize their game builds and reduce disk space usage. This plugin provides a comprehensive front-end interface for Unity’s build information, enabling users to identify and manage the assets included in their builds. By offering detailed insights into asset usage and dependencies, this tool helps streamline the optimization process, making it easier to maintain a lean and efficient build.
Key Features
- Build Asset Analysis
- Detailed Asset Breakdown: The plugin displays a detailed list of all assets included in the build, along with the amount of storage space each asset occupies. This feature allows developers to pinpoint the most space-consuming assets and make informed decisions about optimization.
- Storage Space Monitoring: Keep track of your build’s total size and monitor how individual assets contribute to it, ensuring you stay within your desired build size limits.
- Asset Usage and Dependencies
- Dependency Mapping: Understand which assets are being used by others with a clear visualization of asset dependencies. This feature helps in identifying why specific assets are included in the build and ensures that no unnecessary assets are retained.
- Usage Tracking: Easily see which assets are essential for your build and which ones can be optimized or removed.
- Unused Assets List
- Identify Redundant Files: Generate a list of assets that are not included in your build, helping you clean up and remove unused files from your project. This feature is particularly useful for maintaining a tidy project directory and reducing overall project size.
- Optimize Project Resources: Regularly review and manage unused assets to streamline project resources and improve build efficiency.
- Save to XML
- Build Report Storage: Save detailed build reports to XML files for future reference. This functionality is useful for tracking changes over time, comparing different builds, and sharing information with team members.
- Historical Data: Maintain a repository of build reports to analyze trends, identify recurring issues, and ensure consistency across multiple builds.
