First, thank you very much for the tutorials on Game Creator 2, its very much appreciated! A side question, how do you find unity performing on a Mac? I'm thinking about switching platforms:)
my pleasure, I love GC2, so I just feel I have to make them if I learn how to do something, hopefully it helps people, and gives me a reference in case I forget how to do something. On the Mac, Unity performs fairly well, I have a Macbook Pro with 8GB of RAM. Sometimes, though, my Mac will run low on available RAM and then some icons will start turning pink in Unity. It's improved though, because about a year ago Unity used to get these weird glitches in the UI when I was low on RAM, but it hasn't done that in a long time. I'd probably recommend 16 GB of RAM if you can though, you'll avoid the memory issues I sometimes get. But it's definitely good enough for me to do most things with.
@@GameWorldEngineer Thank you for that! I used to like how integrated the apple ecosystem was and would love to go back there, but I was on the fence as to whether it was a viable platform for unity. But that helps a lot! Your videos rock! Looking forward to seeing what's next:)
@@PhotoPunk79 the other thing I remembered, I would recommend a minimum of 512GB hard drive for the Mac, because mine only has 256GB and I always struggle to have enough disk space for unity. projects, i have to constantly juggle them around
First, thank you very much for the tutorials on Game Creator 2, its very much appreciated! A side question, how do you find unity performing on a Mac? I'm thinking about switching platforms:)
my pleasure, I love GC2, so I just feel I have to make them if I learn how to do something, hopefully it helps people, and gives me a reference in case I forget how to do something.
On the Mac, Unity performs fairly well, I have a Macbook Pro with 8GB of RAM. Sometimes, though, my Mac will run low on available RAM and then some icons will start turning pink in Unity. It's improved though, because about a year ago Unity used to get these weird glitches in the UI when I was low on RAM, but it hasn't done that in a long time.
I'd probably recommend 16 GB of RAM if you can though, you'll avoid the memory issues I sometimes get. But it's definitely good enough for me to do most things with.
@@GameWorldEngineer Thank you for that! I used to like how integrated the apple ecosystem was and would love to go back there, but I was on the fence as to whether it was a viable platform for unity. But that helps a lot! Your videos rock! Looking forward to seeing what's next:)
@@PhotoPunk79 the other thing I remembered, I would recommend a minimum of 512GB hard drive for the Mac, because mine only has 256GB and I always struggle to have enough disk space for unity. projects, i have to constantly juggle them around
@@PhotoPunk79 thanks, more are coming soon