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Found in
2017.1.0p2
Issue ID
952695
Regression
No
[AssetBundle] Loading an AssetBundle in a specific scene creates an ArchiveStorageConverter that consumes all CPU usage
Reproduction steps:
1. Open the attached project.
2. Open and play 'TestAssetBundles' scene.
3. Check 'Use Dropdowns' checkbox.
4. Select anything from the dropdown list.
5. Click ' Download Bundle'.
6. Wait for 5 seconds.
7. Click 'Clear GameObjects'
8. Click 'Clear Cache'.
9. Stop the scene.
10. Check Editor CPU usage.
- It will stay low (about 3% for me).
9. Open and play 'TestSceneChange' scene.
10. Click 'Load and store Asset Bundle' a few times.
11. Click 'Clear Dictionary' and 'Clear Cache'
5. Stop the scene.
6. Check Editor CPU usage.
- It will stay at about 100%-400%.
Reproduced with:
iOS, Android, macOS Editor, macOS Standalone, Windows Standalone
2017.1.0f1, 2017.3.0b2
Couldn't reproduce with:
Windows Editor
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