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Asked By | THEsTlqoSt5j |
I’m starting to learn Godot. I exported the simple ‘Hello, World’ project found at Scenes and nodes on Windows 10 and when I run it, the Windows Resource Monitor shows that is using 400 MB of commit memory. I left all the export settings at their defaults except I turned debug off.
That seems a bit pricey for a single window with a single label. Is that how much the engine uses by default? If so, is there any way to lower that by excluding some unused features?
I’m using Godot_v3.0.3-stable_win64
Well, my system is completely different (Godot 3.0.2 in Ubuntu 16.04) but, for comparison, the executable is taking only 25MB (for a tilemap with a pair of sprites and scripts). Try to use 3.0.2 or compare with other Win users.
If you appreciate big difference between 3.0.2 and 3.0.3 you should consider opening a issue.
VictorSeven | 2018-06-16 13:28
I just tried running a project containing only a Label in Godot Git a74e151
on Linux. Using a self-compiled release export template, I noticed a RAM usage of 116 MB according to htop, which is much smaller than what you reported.
However, after starting the same project from the editor on Windows, I could measure a RAM usage similar to the one you reported, so this issue is probably only affecting Windows.
Calinou | 2018-06-16 17:22