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Unity 2021. Spine takes a long time to give back control

IndieDoroid

Hello,

I've experiencing this for a while now. But finally got fed up and had to get help. 😅

Is there a way I can stop Spine from refreshing each time I do something in the editor?

At times the refresh takes a long time to relinquish control. It occurs in these situations:

Exiting play mode
Recompiling a script from Visual Sutdio Community
Refocusing on Unity after using another application (Blender etc)

Is anyone else experiencing this? I'd appreciate any tips to stop Spine from doing this.

Thanks

Spinebot

It seems like you are experiencing performance issues with Spine in Unity, particularly when exiting play mode, recompiling scripts, or refocusing on Unity. This could be related to the EditorApplication.delayCall issue, where certain operations in the Spine Unity Editor might be taking longer than expected. You can try disabling the IssueWarningsForUnrecommendedTextureSettings in the Spine preferences to see if it helps. Additionally, ensure that your graphics drivers are up to date and check if any other software might be interfering with Unity's performance. If the problem persists, consider creating a minimal Unity project that reproduces the issue and sending it to Esoteric Software for further investigation.

IndieDoroid

Spinebot You can try disabling the IssueWarningsForUnrecommendedTextureSettings
Give direction on where to find this setting.

IndieDoroid

Also this pop up will appear just before, which also takes some time to stop loading.

IndieDoroid

I just realized I posted about this almost 5 years ago.
https://esotericsoftware.com/forum/d/16618-editorapplicationdelaycall--spineunityeditor/7

So I commented out the code suggested by Harald. And it seems to have stopped it from what I can tell.

I'll come back to upate it if things change.

I just hope this doesn't cause some bugs for Spine.

public static void ConfirmInitialization () { //if (!initialized) //Initialize(); }