How to exclude unnecessary dlls

I'm building for android a simple 2d games. I can't speak for all dlls. But I'm pretty sure I don't need:

• Timeline.dll
• AnimationModule.dll
• AIModule.dll
• TerrainModule.dll
• VRModule.dll
• GameCenterModule.dll
• ARModule.dll
• TilemapModule.dll
• UnityAnalyticsModule.dll
• ClothModule.dll
• VechiclesModule.dll
• SpriteMaskModule.dll
• WindModule.dll
• TerrainPhysicsModule.dll
• and so on.

Is there a way to exclude this and other libs from the build? I din't find such setting in Unity

Version 2017.2.0p4 (0c3a6a294e34) Personal
Thu, 30 Nov 2017 11:25:41 GMT
Branch: 2017.2/patch-release

Or is it available only in Pro version? Or not at all?

Thanks,

 

I believe you can use the "stipEngineCode" option in Il2Cpp builds:
https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/PlayerSettings-stripEngineCode.html

 

@Peter77 Thank you for the reply!

I've tried that option. It removed all dlls from Managed folder and replaces it with something else. However, the build takes forever to finish and the APK file actually increased by 5Mb.

There are similar options available for Mono build

• Strip Assemblies - reduces by 1Mb but breaks some 3rd party plugins (such as native sharing)
• Strip byte code - same as above.
• Use micro mscorelib - same as above.

I also found this:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions...ecessary-dlls-from-my-build/47254728#47254728

Seems like you can hack you way through this. But would be better to use unity approved way. Again, I don't know maybe there is such a feature in Pro version.

 

it also confused me, i wana remove such as Web\ai\AR\VR etc.....