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Question by tuf91497 · Aug 22, 2018 at 12:53 PM · timetimerloadtimescaleload scene

Unity how to find load time?

I'd like to find the time between when I press the play button and when the game actually starts. Is there a builtin function or a system function I could use to measure this?

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I tried using Unity's builtin time functions to store a start time in Awake() and an end time in the first frame of the game. Then printed endTime - startTime - Time.deltaTime (Time it took to run the first frame). My results were coming out at about 0.3 seconds when taking the same time with my phone's stopwatch was giving me about 3 seconds.

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Answer by tormentoarmagedoom · Jan 30 at 12:32 PM

Good day.

Some option is configure in unity editor that script "SomeScript" is executed the first. In this script, at Awake(), store the value Time.time in a variable called like "InitialTime"

Then, in the first Update of this script, just do

 TimeSpentLoading = Time.time - InitialTime;

Bye!

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