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Advanced Settings

In the Playworks Plugin Unity plugin interface, a number of advanced settings are provided in order to help you customise the build output of your playables. Navigate to the Settings section and the Advanced tab.

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WebGL 2​

Enable it to use WebGL 2. It will allow you to use Linear Color Space, and shaders of your project will be compiled for WebGL 2.

Use Base64 encoding​

Unity Playworks Plugin encodes assets such as images and videos in Base122. By switching to Base122, we can now represent assets using 122 characters instead of 64, saving up to ~30% space in comparison to Base64.

The only downside is that browsers only support Base64 encoding, but this is handled by a javascript library on our end while the ad is loading. However, this slightly adds to the startup time. Base122 will be the default

Project Settings​

Realtime Shadows​

You can enable/disable Realtime Shadows in your project by using this option.

Dynamic Batching​

You can enable/disable Dynamic Batching in your project by using this opiton.

Bake Reference Ambient Probe​

For more information on this, click here.

Unity Playworks Plugin Compiler V2 (from Unity 2020.2 and newer versions)​

The new pipeline compiles C# 9.0 / 8.0 and downgrades the C# version of code. Then, the pipeline compiles the lowered C# version code and converts it into JavaScript. Check this option to activate it.

For more information about the new scripting pipiline: click here.