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Found in
2018.3.0a11
Issue ID
1076716
Regression
No
Masive Scripts overhead of the Editor in the Profiler using Deep Profile
Reproduction steps:
1. Open the attached project.
2. Open Window > Analysis > Profiler.
3. Toggle on "Deep Profile' and "Profile Editor".
4. Wait for 30-60 seconds.
5. Disable and enable "Deep profile" and "Profile Editor".
6. Play for 10 seconds and stop the "MainGameScene".
Actual behavior
- Notice how Scripts resource usage ramps up (Screenshots attached).
- Most of the memory is not cleared after this.
- I was able to reach 30 GB memory usage repeating steps 4-6 on my macOS machine.
- Not reproducible with an Empty project.
- Possibly a regression.
Reproduced with:
- 2018.3.0a11 (Project doesn't work with 2018.2 and older Unity versions as there is a lot of nested prefabs)
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