- The GPU particles are actually an entirely new particle system, built using Unity's new VisualEffect system. They use the computers graphics processing unit, or video card, to render. Most modern computers have fast GPUs, so the new particle system will be faster on newer computers.
- However, devices with older GPUs may have trouble with the new effect. The older particle system runs on the CPU, which is the computer's main processing unit, and is traditionally a little slower and more stable for rendering particles.
2nd edit: No, the problem still exists. I re-opened the app after it froze, and got to see that the particles were set to GPU, and then it froze once more. After re-opening a second time, the same problem I took a video of re-occurs.
That's great to hear! 😊
- The GPU particles are actually an entirely new particle system, built using Unity's new VisualEffect system. They use the computers graphics processing unit, or video card, to render. Most modern computers have fast GPUs, so the new particle system will be faster on newer computers.
- However, devices with older GPUs may have trouble with the new effect. The older particle system runs on the CPU, which is the computer's main processing unit, and is traditionally a little slower and more stable for rendering particles.
Version 2.0.2 is now up, and will trigger a warning when the GPU Particles are about to turn off, whether at app launch, or from the interface.
Please let me know if the issue is fixed now?
Thank you!
Version 2.0.1 is now available to download from the website.
The new GPU Particles are now disabled by default, and can be enabled in Particle Settings.
Please let me know if the problem is resolved now when you open?
Thank you!
Is there any way you could provide a screen capture of the issue happening in the app? Thank you!