Hello everybody 
I have one major problems. I developed an app that uses Direct3D. I use very simple objects, like Mesh.Sphere and Mesh.TextFromFont. My problem is that when I click the button for the animation to start (i simulate chemical reactions, using the spheres as the chemical elements) i can see in the Windows Task Manager, that the memory is going down every time i start new animation(for example - when i start my app the memory is about 300MB, and when I start many times the animations I even reached 10MB !!). I tried to dispose the meshes and to create them again every time I need to repaint the scene, but nothing really happens with that. I started a DX tutorial project, where there wasnt such a problem,(and there were spheres like in my app) but i could figured it out where is the difference between my project and the DX one. Can anyone help me solving this problem? THANK YOU very much!!!
Best regards, Plamen Dimitrov
I have one major problems. I developed an app that uses Direct3D. I use very simple objects, like Mesh.Sphere and Mesh.TextFromFont. My problem is that when I click the button for the animation to start (i simulate chemical reactions, using the spheres as the chemical elements) i can see in the Windows Task Manager, that the memory is going down every time i start new animation(for example - when i start my app the memory is about 300MB, and when I start many times the animations I even reached 10MB !!). I tried to dispose the meshes and to create them again every time I need to repaint the scene, but nothing really happens with that. I started a DX tutorial project, where there wasnt such a problem,(and there were spheres like in my app) but i could figured it out where is the difference between my project and the DX one. Can anyone help me solving this problem? THANK YOU very much!!!
Best regards, Plamen Dimitrov