Do you still have any variable pointing to the objectcontainer3D instance? The garbage collector will only collect instances that don't have any pointers (variables) linked anymore to the application node and its child. Couldn't you reuse the instances, instead of creating new ones, and deleting the old? It would definately be a less costly procedure.
2009/7/30 Peter Kapelyan <[email protected]> > The last thing that you mentioned seemed to be the only thing that would > help when I ran some tests, but I am interested if anyone else has any > alternative approaches also. > > -Pete > > 2009/7/30 Paweł Stanisławczuk <[email protected]> > > >> Hi! >> >> I've got a little problem with memory in my Away3D project. I've >> created basic (camera, scene, view) structure and I'm creating >> ObjectContainer3D containing some planes, obj etc. and adding it to >> scene. My project is about many different ObjectContainer3D containing >> different models. When unloading ObjectContainer3D from scene I'm >> removing all the listeners, removing the ObjectContainer3D, and null >> him at the end. But with every time of unloading old ObjectContainer3D >> and loading new one, the total memory raises. This, I'm afraid means >> that the ObjectContainer3D remains in memory. >> >> Loading and unloading ObjectContainer3D from scene is a concept I was >> suggest to do in this forum in older topic (which I can't find, seems >> old topics are cleaned). >> >> Is there something else I should clean? Every Object3D from >> ObjectContainer3D ? Every time make a new instance of view and scene? >> >> Regards >> Paweł Stanisławczuk > > > > > -- > ___________________ > > Actionscript 3.0 Flash 3D Graphics Engine > > HTTP://AWAY3D.COM >
