Ho yes, you're right! thank you CyberHawk!
On 10 mai, 00:30, CyberHawk <[email protected]> wrote: > Hey enguer, i was looking at your site for a good 30 mintues, going > thru all pages and slides and i did not see any issues with memory > leaks. I was using Internet Explorer 7 to view it, why having the > away3d stats open, the ram does climb a few megs BUT than it drops > right back down and keeps doing that. The frame rate is always really > fast, can't even see the numbers they are moving so fast. > > If you are seeing a memory leak, maybe it is dependent on what browser > you are view it on. I know for a fact that if i view certain sites in > Firefox (latest) that have a lot embeded Flash on there, let it be > away3D or others, you can see the ram usage for Firefox in windows > constantly climb till like 30 or so min later it crashes as it ran out > of ram. I have had that issue with a few sites, tutorial sites. > > It is just one suggestion, but viewing that link you posted above in > IE 7, i did not see any RAM or FPS issues... :) > > On May 9, 5:56 pm, enguer <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hi, > > I've got a problem with my last project made with away3d. I'm facing a > > big memory hole. I've investigated all the destroying method but this > > memory hole is always there. > > > My project is a 2d's like website with a parallax effect. All is plane > > and textures. When i switch the pages, some items disappears and other > > comes. The elements seems to be well destroyed but memory used grows > > without limit. > > > Have you some tips about this ? > > > Best regards > > > You can see it onhttp://chantier.band-originale.com, click right and > > select away3d stats. When you can see framerate falling and memory > > growing...
