Reducing the number of active objects by making objects inactive whenever possible
Optimization principal 1: Minimize the number of active and enabled objects in a scene.
Sometimes, we may not want to completely remove an object, but it is possible to go one step further than disabling a scripted component by making the parent GameObject that contains the scripted component inactive. This is just like deselecting the checkbox next to the GameObject in the Inspector, as shown in the following screenshot:
How to do it...
To reduce computer processing workload requirements by making an object inactive when it becomes invisible, follow these steps:
- Copy the previous recipe.
- Remove the scripted component
DisableWhenNotVisiblefrom your Cube, and instead, add the following C# script classInactiveWhenNotVisibleto Cube:using UnityEngine; using System.Collections; using UnityEngine.UI; public class InactiveWhenNotVisible : MonoBehaviour { // button action public void BUTTON_ACTION_MakeActive...
