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| Once the enemies have been spawn you can check the scene stats, by pressing the `Stats` button in the `Game` pannel, and see how many frames per second (FPS) are you getting, 50 in the example shown in the figure. | Once the enemies have been spawn you can check the scene stats, by pressing the `Stats` button in the `Game` pannel, and see how many frames per second (FPS) are you getting, 50 in the example shown in the figure. | ||
| - | ![Performance Tasks per tick = 500](images/ | + | {{ :images:design:PerformanceTest1.png }} |
| One way to increase the performance without decreasing the number of spawns or making modifications to the behavior tree is to modify the field `Max Task Per Tick` of the `Behavior Executor` component of the `Enemy prefab`, by default its value is 500. Set it to `1`, play the scene again and see how it affects performance. In this case our frame rate increases up to 65 FPS without apparently affecting the observed behavior of the enemies. | One way to increase the performance without decreasing the number of spawns or making modifications to the behavior tree is to modify the field `Max Task Per Tick` of the `Behavior Executor` component of the `Enemy prefab`, by default its value is 500. Set it to `1`, play the scene again and see how it affects performance. In this case our frame rate increases up to 65 FPS without apparently affecting the observed behavior of the enemies. | ||