With practically all games, you'll need to spend considerable time testing and debugging heavily to reduce bugs and errors as much as humanly possible. With this sample program, very little debugging and testing has been required by you, but that's not because the game is simple. It's because I've already prechecked and pretested most of the code and functionality before presenting the material to you in this book, ensuring that you get a smooth learning experience. For your own projects, however, you'll need to do lots of testing. One way to get started is using the Stats panel.
To open this, click on the Stats button on the Game tab. See Figure 4.46:
Figure 4.46: Viewing game performance information via the Stats panel
Note
More details on the Stats panel are included in Chapter 2, Creating a Collection Game of this book, and more information can be found online in the Unity documentation at http://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/RenderingStatistics.html.
Another debugging tool...
