All language subtitles for 3. Profiler documentation

Now that you've got an understanding of how to actually analyze your game data through the profiler,

and there is so much more that you can do with it, to be honest.

And it's worth having to read through the documentation regarding the profiler, which you can find

by clicking help and unity manual waiting for this to open.

Then it's working in unity analysis and profiler.

OK, here you get all the information regarding your profiler, etc. And you can go through any of these

talks about why you should profile your application, how to do it, how to connect a device to the

profiler, and all the different information you need for that, your common profile markers.

So what is the play a loop?

What is the ed loop?

As it says here?

It's all contained in the others inside of unity.

So it's all contained within this section here.

That's all Ed elements and and the profiler collect ed stats, etc. The script update markers.

What do all these things mean?

Waiting for target AFPs graphics, present frame process commands, wait for commands, etc. And most

of these are going to be visible when you move over to timeline.

You can see these.

OK, this is what these elements mean and click off there to get rid of that.

OK.

And back and script scripting markers.

So garbage collection multithreading markers.

So when it's idle or when job until it's complete, most of this is talking about like, for example,

the jobs and the loading.

And that can the things that whether it is idle or sometimes be marked as complete semaphore, wait

for signal.

So that's that one.

OK, that explains what's up in all of your physics markers and what they mean.

And then kind of performance warnings.

Then the profiler window, it'll actually go through what each of these elements mean and how to actually

read these and what each element is used for an hour to understand it.

OK, so for example, CPU usage, we've got all of these elements.

OK, so a good bit of reading for you to go through.

I've pretty much covered the basics, but there is so much more that you can do with it.

Now you've got an understanding of how it works.

It's worth doing.

Not been reading up on it in order to use in your own projects.