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I am testing different technologies around, choosing the next platform I'd like to create my next simple game with, now it's Unity's turn.

The ability to export to WebGL is a paramount for me. I created a simple test game in Unity, exported it to WebGL and got... 25MB js file and 10MB data file! Looks like I am doing something wrong, perhaps, there is some sort of "dead code elimination" configuration check box I didn't check.. isn't there? I hope there is...

shal
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  • What have you tried? Searching the web for "unity reduce webgl size" returns plenty of options. – CodeCaster Feb 19 '17 at 13:19
  • @CodeCaster, yes, I did search for it, all I see is a discussion about how to zip it with mod_deflate. And result in only 10MB instead of 35MB, great! But not for me. 10MB, even 5MB is too huge a boilerplate for a couple of spinning cubes on my scene, isn't it? – shal Feb 19 '17 at 13:23
  • You say test game. What do you mean by that? – Kokolo Feb 19 '17 at 15:05
  • WebGL is just an experimental technology. As of writing, you can use it for nothing. Why waste your time with this? – Fattie Feb 19 '17 at 15:32
  • @Kokolo, what I mean by that is a simple test with a couple of rotating boxes, nothing fancy. – shal Feb 19 '17 at 15:38

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Sometimes if you leave Development build in your build settings it includes a lot of unnecessary things in. @Joe Blow - what do you mean you can use it for nothing? it's getting better all the time.

Jaque DeMonkey
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