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[@OrcBruno]

Hey, just want to thank you for explaining important things about these versions, i am familiar of course how it works but haven't been with unity in a couple of years and now that i have come back i have trouble even installing later versions and stuff, just wanted to know is my 2021.2.0f1 version still relevant cause i am starting my own project. Anyways, your last comment that older versions can be used has helped me a lot, thanks 😀

[@luisf.gawlak3412]

I'm using version 2020.3.46f. This version is lightweight in my project, which is quite large. It consumes an average of 2GB, maxing out at 4GB of memory. I tested versions 2021.3.29f and 2022.1.3f, but it's impossible to use Unity with them, even with a good machine and a decent graphics card. Memory consumption goes up to 8GB, sometimes even hitting 11GB. I looked for memory leaks but couldn't find any. So, I'm stuck with version 2020.3.46f, which is lightweight. My biggest problem is that several assets don't support this version, causing me a headache. If anyone knows of a newer, stable version as lightweight as 2020.3.46f, please let me know!"

[@lokosstratos7192]

So what does it mean by lts getting updates and fixes? Do i need to download the latest version of that lts or is it automatically patched to the editor? I.e: currebtly on 2022.3.13f1 and you would beed to download the next version 14f1 to get the fix?

[@RootGames]

Yes, you need to download the next version in order to get fixes.

[@luisf.gawlak3412]

"Thought you'd answer my question. I'm using version 2020.3.46f. This version is "lightweight" in my project, which is quite large. It consumes an average of 2GB, maxing out at 4GB of memory. I tested versions 2021.3.29f and 2022.1.3f, but it's impossible to use Unity with them, even with a good machine and a decent graphics card. Memory consumption goes up to 8GB, sometimes even hitting 11GB. I looked for memory leaks but couldn't find any. So, I'm stuck with version 2020.3.46f, which is "lightweight. My biggest problem is that several assets don't support this version, causing me a headache. If anyone knows of a newer, stable version as "lightweight as 2020.3.46f, please let me know!"

[@naobawahengbam6696]

I have unity 2022.3.21lts Can't built Android games It's says" GRADLE BUILT ERROR" Can't solve it ,Help😵 I solved it by downloading unity 2022.2 Lts

[@lyne.k9780]

Hello please were you able to solve that problem?

[@naobawahengbam6696]

​​@@lyne.k9780 ofcourse, If you need help simply download unity 2022.2 lts

[@naobawahengbam6696]

​@@lyne.k9780if you need help, simply download unity 2022.2 Lts

[@naobawahengbam6696]

@@lyne.k9780 hey I did, please reread my comments

[@naobawahengbam6696]

@@lyne.k9780 download unity 2022.2 Lts. Try

[@RootGames]

From Unity Keynote 2023 we know that the next LTS will be called UNITY 6! It's about time to ditch the ridiculous naming scheme. What do you think?

[@antijulius]

If it gives them breathing room to actually finish features and delivered a product that actually deserves a major version instead of haphazardly pushing out a buggy LTS every year then I'm all for it.

[@RootGames]

100% Agree