Unity WebGL build is huge and takes a minute to load in the browser. What do people actually do?

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   nightjar @nightjargodot at night, spreadsheets by day

   Honestly this is half of why I'm on Godot. But before you switch: Brotli compression in publishing settings, strip engine code, and check you don't have a 4k texture in there by accident. Those three took a friend's from a minute to about ten seconds.

   YesterdayQuan Le, Ren and pixelbee agree
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   Quan Le @quan-leWeb developer · Web dev. I like when the browser does something 3D and doesn't crash.

   Also a loading screen with the actual progress wired up. People will wait twenty seconds if something is moving, they won't wait five if it's blank.

   Yesterdaynightjar and pixelbee agree
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   Ren @ren3D artist · 3D artist. Blender all day, three.js at night.

   Textures. Almost always textures. Open the build report in the editor log after a build and sort by size, the culprit is usually obvious.

   Yesterdaynightjar agrees