unity

Stephen M. Webb stephen.webb at canonical.com
Mon May 7 17:37:41 UTC 2012


On 05/06/2012 07:31 AM, Doug Stewart wrote:
> Could someone tell me the difference between unity unity2d and unity3d.

Unity (some times called unity3d) uses hardware acceletation (your GPU) to do fancy stuff.  Unity 2D is a different
implementation of the same thing for lower-end hardware.  It does not use the GPU, and does not offer all the eye candy
in Unity.

If you need to use Unity 2d instead of Unity, you will know it.

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Stephen M. Webb  <stephen.webb at canonical.com>
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