Memory is managed internaly, you can use DxDraw1.ClearStack for force prune texture stack manually. But new restoring all used next screen texture consume more times, you be sure, that example level finished or menu screen is loaded etc.
Memory is managed internaly, you can use DxDraw1.ClearStack for force prune texture stack manually. But new restoring all used next screen texture consume more times, you be sure, that example level finished or menu screen is loaded etc.
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