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Technically you're right, and I almost mentioned that. It's kind of a stupid argument though. I.e., rendering engine != engine.
by teamhappy 12y ago
Technically you're right, and I almost mentioned that. It's kind of a stupid argument though. I.e., rendering engine != engine.
- WillPostForFood 12y agoRight, but it is things like the profiler, which you didn't have access to in Unity 4 free, that are now included. As a unity 4 free user, this is a huge improvement. The chart understates the value of Unity 5 free to people not familiar with the old ecosystem.
- teamhappy 12y agoAre you sure about that? I didn't have a chance to look at version 5 yet. I thought the profiler was "Game Performance Reporting," which is not included in the free version. They mention "Unity Analytics Pro" separately (also not included in free). Either way, you're right, it is an improvement.
- WillPostForFood 12y agoYa, totally sure! Stuff like Profiler, Occlusion Culling, Render-to-Texture, and Post-Processing Special Effects are all now included. You can see it all this page, where they list all the "Engine Features" which are now the same for both versions. I think Unity should have listed some of this on their main chart, but perhaps they are trying to emphasize the value of Pro, because they don't want to lose pre-orders. http://unity3d.com/unity/engine-features http://unity3d.com/unity/engine-features