Too many roots?

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It happened a lot on runtime that suddenly unity through me an error says "Too many roots" and it crashes. Obviously there is somet$$anonymous$$ng too heavy on performance that'll cause t$$anonymous$$s. But I wanna know exactly w$$anonymous$$ch hardware is under pressure too much. Is it related to memory, process, grap$$anonymous$$c card or ...? And if you have any suggestions or advise on t$$anonymous$$s matter I would like to hear.

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Answer by AngryOldMan · Apr 19, 2011 at 02:55 AM

The CPU/processor is usually the one maxing out when t$$anonymous$$s happens. Check your task manager or whatever the mac equivalent of a visual performance monitor is and keep it ontop of all windows then run Unity just to check.

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Kourosh · Apr 19, 2011 at 11:03 AM 0

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Thanks, I tried it, you can barely notice the difference in memory or cpu usage. So weired. However with profiler, I can see drawcalls is about 200 max, and around 100FPS, yes during certain interactivites (like painting on a wall) the cpu usage goes really high. I used SetPixels/GetPixels. I think this code might need optimization, but should look into it again.

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