This is useful when you profile or write tests to keep a predictable set of Textures in memory.įorce streaming Textures to load all mipmap levels.

This property forces the streaming Texture system to discard all unused mipmaps instead of caching them until the Texture memory budget is exceeded. Number of renderers registered with the Texture streaming system. How many times has a Texture been uploaded due to Texture mipmap streaming. This does not include any other Texture types, or 2D and CubeMap Textures that Unity creates internally. This only includes instances of Texture2D and CubeMap Textures. The amount of memory Unity allocates for non-streaming Textures in the scene. This includes instances of Texture2D and CubeMap Textures. The number of non-streaming Textures in the scene. The desiredTextureMemory value takes into account the mipmap levels that Unity has requested or that you have set manually.For example, if Unity does not load a Texture at full resolution because it is far away or its requested mipmap level is greater than 0, Unity reduces the desiredTextureMemory value to match the total memory needed.The desiredTextureMemory value can be greater than the Texture.targetTextureMemory value.Ĭan be used with Texture constructors that take a mip count to indicate that all mips should be generated. Before Unity loads any Textures, it applies the memory budget which reduces the loaded Texture resolution if the Texture sizes exceed its value. The total size of the Textures, in bytes, that Unity loads if there were no other constraints. The amount of memory that all Textures in the scene use. Static Properties allowThreadedTextureCreationĪllow Unity internals to perform Texture creation on any thread (rather than the dedicated render thread).

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