Unity 2022.2 Tech Stream

Unity (http://une.com/kr), which provides real-time 3D content creation and operating platforms, has released Unity 2022.2 Tech Stream, the last release in 2022.

Unity 2022.2 Tech Stream has the latest improvements and functions based on the feedback of Unity 2022.1 Tech Stream, which was released in May, and will be applied to Unity 2022 LTS (Long Term Support), a stabilization version released in 2023.

One of the core features of the new Unity 2022.2 Tech Stream is the introduction of the entity component system (ECS), one of the data-oriented technology stack (DOTS) technology. In addition to the basic entities packages, Encode, Graphics, and ECS compatibility packages for physics are included, making it possible to produce more ambitious games. In fact, St unlock Studio has effectively used the ECS to produce survival game V RISING and achieve more than 1 million sales in a week after its launch. The Stern Rock Studio has been able to increase the number of in-game assets that can interact with more than 160,000 in 5 km2 width maps, allowing you to provide a game experience through more than 350,000 server-side.

It also provides rendering features that focus on multi-platform scalability and high resolution graphics. Unity 2022.2 also added Encode for GameObjects for developers who have difficulty implementing multiplayer functions. This package can be made more easily by using a familiar game object-based programming technique to use a much less code that desired multiplayer experience.

For more demanding large multiplayer games, you can use Net code for Entities to expand the world's world size, number of players, and complex network interactions without performance. In addition, Unity Gaming Service, a recently launched multiplayer solution, allows Gaming Service to fast and efficiently operate game hosting and communication.

Unity also recently launched a multiplayer solution product line in Unity Gaming Services (Unity Gaming Services). You can use this product line based on self-service to operate multiplayer games hosting and communication.

Unity has improved its main tools to provide similar performance of the Universal Render Pipeline (UP) and built-in render pipeline through a more simplified and scalable workflow through the workflow. . Typically, the built-in converter that can upgrade the existing project of the built-in render pipeline to the UP, and adds a Cross fade for the LOD (LEVEL OF DETAIL) for soft transition, and adds a light source It includes forward+improvement, etc., which resolves the number limit.

In the High Definition Render Pipeline (HDRP), it is improved to create a more beautiful environment and detailed character. First, the new HDRP Water System allows you to render the sea, rivers, and underwater effects, and form a procedural local dog with a shader graph of the Volumetric Materials by expanding the accurate environmental environment by forming a procedural rogue with a shader graph.

Can do. In addition, realistic character rendering with cinematic rendered eye cinematic and PCSS shadows with cosmetic effects is also available.

The UNITY XR Interaction Toolkit (MRI) has also been updated to make it easy to produce an easy cross device XR (expansion reality). The latest version, MRI 2.2, has added multiple object catching and new methods of moving, and provides a prefabs' collection that can be used immediately with Starter Assets sample package.

In addition, the AR Foundation was also updated to 5.0. This update is a simulation function that allows you to test the AR app in the editor using the play mode and an AR Debug feature that allows you to visualize AR sub-system data by checking the settings you can use on the device and visualizing AR sub-system data. It will help you. Major platforms are also supported, including Meta Quest Pro, PlayStation VR2, and Magic Leap 2.

For more information about Unity 2022.2 Tech Stream, which features Unity's latest features, you can find out through the Unity Blog.