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Ruslan López
Asked: 2020-01-08 09:28:46 +0800 CST 2020-01-08 09:28:46 +0800 CST

How to choose memory size to export in WebGL Using Unity3D?

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I have tried to configure the export of a simple project to in but I am not sure how much memory I should allocate in the PlayerSettings.

If I put 16 I get

try 16 meg

If I put 60 I get

try 60 meg

Experimentally I found that on localhost it works perfectly with 40

with 40 megabytes

But I understand that it depends largely on the equipment that runs it (Mine has 16 gigs of RAM and a 1 Giga nVidia graphics processor )

Is there a way or formula to calculate the appropriate amount to work on the most computers? Do I need to change my settings when exporting to a hosting server ? Is there a way to dynamically allocate that memory and work on all computers?

unity3d

1 Answers

  1. Best Answer

    Explanation

    I found a solution that seems to work quite well for me, although it makes the game load slower than normal.

    It is about making the generation of the game through a script de Editor. By putting @MenuItem("Build/BuildWebplayer")it, I make the script appear in a Unity menu and run when I click it. I add the parameter ALLOW_MEMORY_GROWTHto it and set it to true so that the system automatically decides how much memory it needs, starting from the minimum required. I add the levels I want in a string array and specify the folder name, in my case it will be WebPlayerBuild.

    Code

    @MenuItem("Build/BuildWebplayer")
static function MyBuild(){
    PlayerSettings.SetPropertyString("emscriptenArgs", "-s ALLOW_MEMORY_GROWTH=1", BuildTargetGroup.WebGL);
        var levels : String[] = ["Assets/planta baja.unity", "Assets/poner cosas.unity"];
        BuildPipeline.BuildPlayer( levels, "WebPlayerBuild", 
                       BuildTarget.WebGL, BuildOptions.None); 
}
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