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<title></title> |
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<code>com.jme3.asset.cache</code> contains the {@link com.jme3.asset.cache.AssetCache} |
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interface as well as its implementations.<br> |
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<h3>AssetCaches</h3> |
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The asset cache implementations are used by {@link com.jme3.asset.AssetManager} |
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to cache loaded assets for faster access if they are requested again. |
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Assets in jME3 are cached in such a way that if there are no instances of |
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that asset anymore in memory, then jME3 is likely to reclaim them. |
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Some asset types must be cloned prior to being used, for example, 3D models |
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cannot be stored in the cache as-is, because the user is likely to modify them |
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after loading them. To handle this, a copy of the asset is stored in the |
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cache instead. The asset cache that implements these rules is the |
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{@link com.jme3.asset.cache.WeakRefCloneAssetCache} and it is used |
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for caching most asset types. |
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