They work with the latest releases to get access to new features and improvements as soon as possible. Some creators prefer to ‘ride the wave’ so to speak.
The LTS release is a culmination of that year’s releases, and the focus is on stablity for long term support. Then after the first TECH release in the next year they put out an LTS (long term support) release for the previous year. They do three major releases a year in the TECH stream with a focus on adding features and improvements. In a nutshell, Unity uses a year dot major release dot minor release naming convention. Click here to check out the announcement on the Unity blog. In April 2018, Unity streamlined things into two main release channels – TECH and LTS (or long term support). Believe it or not, things used to be much more confusing. Understanding how Unity version numbers work can be confusing for new users. This post explains Unity 2018.4LTS and SineSpace, and why it will matter for a long time to a number of content creators. Today, Unity released a new Long Term Support release and that’s pretty good news.
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