The swarm cache folder in ~/Documents/UnrealEngine/4.0/Swarm/SwarmCache is 15GB and looks like it just contains a ton of old bakes.
Is there a global setting to reduce the amount of time these are kept around?
The swarm cache folder in ~/Documents/UnrealEngine/4.0/Swarm/SwarmCache is 15GB and looks like it just contains a ton of old bakes.
Is there a global setting to reduce the amount of time these are kept around?
Same problem, can I delete it?
ok, found the answer in an existing thread:
The purpose of the Swarm Cache folder is to cache unmodified files that are required for building lighting, so that the Editor does not have to export them before every single build. Each asset that is required for Lightmass has a unique GUID that will remain the same until that asset is modified by you or someone else.
You are free to delete the contents of the Swarm Cache folder, but your next lighting build will then take significantly longer, because all required files will have to be exported again. If you are concerned about the size of the Swarm Cache folder, you can configure the maximum desired size in the Swarm settings.