More machines. Less time between changes.
IrisBuild distributes eligible compilation tasks across a machine fleet. Ycode puts workers, active tasks and resource telemetry in view, so you can follow a build from the initiating machine to the workers doing the compilation.
- Resource-aware scheduling
- Unity IL2CPP & native builds
- Worker telemetry and timelines
A shorter path to your next iteration.
Prepare the build
Choose a supported build integration and verify the project builds locally.
Connect workers
Bring IrisBuild workers online and check their availability and capacity.
Run and measure
Submit the build, inspect task placement and compare equivalent builds against your baseline.
Distribute the compilation work.
The initiating machine submits eligible tasks and IrisBuild schedules them across available workers. Independent compile tasks can run in parallel while dependencies continue to determine what is ready next.
- A shared view of machines and active compile tasks
- Distributed native compilation in the Unity IL2CPP workflow
- Build output stays connected to the project
Understand the capacity behind the build.
Monitor CPU, memory and GPU usage per machine. Resource-aware scheduling and per-worker limits help place compilation work according to the capacity available in the fleet.
- Live CPU, memory and GPU telemetry
- Dynamic per-machine task limits
- Worker availability and active tasks at a glance
Measure the whole iteration.
Use task and processor timelines to understand concurrency, gaps and the time spent waiting. Ycode also exposes Unreal Build Accelerator timelines for teams using UBA in their Unreal workflow.
- Inspect task execution and worker utilization
- Review Unreal Build Accelerator processor timelines
- Compare like-for-like builds with the same cache state
Real projects. Recorded workflows.
Different targets. A familiar workspace.
Debug iOS, Android and Windows apps simultaneously from one Windows workspace.
Platforms & devices
Game engines
Native code
Graphics & captures
LSP highlighting & completion
Write application code, scripts and shaders in one editor, with language-server-backed highlighting and completion for these additional languages.
- Rust
- C#
- Java
- Kotlin
- Python
- MetalSL
- Unreal Shader
- Unity ShaderLab
Language support describes editing features. Build, run and debugging support depend on the project's toolchain and target.
Windows is both the desktop host and a debugging target; iOS and Android are connected device targets. Ycode supports simultaneous debugging across all three. Setup and available features depend on the project, toolchain and target version. Download buttons list only published installers.
A few things to know.
Practical answers before you get started.
What is distributed compilation?
Distributed compilation executes eligible compile tasks on multiple machines instead of a single workstation. IrisBuild handles task scheduling, while Ycode exposes the fleet and build progress. Dependency chains still limit which tasks can run at the same time.
How much faster will my build be?
The result depends on parallelizable work, worker hardware, network transfer, cache state and serial stages such as linking. Measure the same project and configuration before and after adding workers; no fixed speedup applies to every build.
Are IrisBuild and Unreal Build Accelerator the same system?
No. IrisBuild is Mix Studio's distributed build engine. Unreal Build Accelerator is a separate build technology, and Ycode also provides UBA timeline visibility. Use the integration appropriate to your project's build configuration.
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