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Open source Unity tools from Ocean View Games

Open source Unity tools from Ocean View Games

Practical Unity tools and systems developed from problems we've encountered in production. Free to use, modify and build on.

Active repositories2
Primary languageC# / Unity
LicenceMIT
OrganisationGitHub

Open-source projects

GitHub repository

Unity Mobile Performance Toolkit

Thermal monitoring, memory budgets, frame-time profiling and adaptive quality systems for Unity mobile games.

Language
C#
Unity
2021.3 LTS+
Runtime modules
5
Licence
MIT

Included

Thermal Throttle MonitorMemory Budget TrackerFrame Timing ProfilerAdaptive Quality ManagerBattery Aware Scheduler

Topics

unitymobileperformancethermal-managementmemory-budgetframe-timingadaptive-quality
GitHub repository

Educational Gamification Systems for Unity

Learning outcome tracking, adaptive difficulty and WebGL memory optimisation for curriculum-aligned Unity games, with editor tools for inspecting objectives and exporting reports.

Language
C#
Unity
2021.3 LTS+
Runtime modules
3
Licence
MIT

Included

Learning Outcome TrackerAdaptive Difficulty ControllerWebGL Memory Optimiser

Topics

unityeducationserious-gamesgamificationwebgladaptive-difficultylearning-outcomes

Why we open source

Built from real problems

These tools come from engineering challenges we've encountered while building and improving commercial Unity projects.

Useful things should be shared

If a system can save another developer time or help them avoid the same problem, we'd rather make it available.

Read the code before you hire us

You don't have to rely entirely on case studies or sales copy. You can inspect how we structure and write production Unity code yourself.

Maintained by David Edgecombe and Adam Kaye, Unity engineers at Ocean View Games.

Need help with your Unity project?

These tools reflect the kind of engineering problems we solve every day — from mobile performance and educational games to improving and modernising existing Unity projects.

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