How to solve the problem where memory is still occupied after the mesh is destroyed?

[jianghua1016]

const packedSplats = new PackedSplats({ url });
const splatMesh = new SplatMesh({
	packedSplats: packedSplats
});
    const packedSplats1 = new PackedSplats({ url1 });
const splatMesh1 = new SplatMesh({
	packedSplats: packedSplats1
});

I loaded multiple SplatMeshes using the code above. Now, I need to remove a certain SplatMesh. Normally, I can call packedSplats.dispose(); splatMesh.dispose();
But the current problem is that the memory usage does not decrease. It seems that the destruction operation should also be performed synchronously in the SparkRenderer. However, I tried to destroy several areas but the problem didn't get solved. The key point is that I only want to remove a certain SplatMesh rather than all of them. Could you please help me figure out how to destroy it in this situation? Thank you.

[dmarcos]

@mrxz any recommendation? Thanks

[mrxz]

There are several points where Spark keeps a reference preventing the memory from being reclaimed. I'll see what can be done about it. For the user, calling both packedSplats.dispose() and splatMesh.dispose() should be all that needs to be done.