Clean Temporary Files

Back

Good night Sir When doing several projects in unreal and also in aximmetry, we saw that it takes up a lot of space on the hard disk, these temporary files are in which folder in Windows 11 Thanks

TV GRANDE NATAL HDTV BRASIL

Comments

TwentyStudios

Aximmetry doesn’t store a lot of big temporary files, but Unreal certainly does. The only problem is that if you delete them it will take a long time next time you need to re-cook your UE5 projects since the derived data cache stores all the compiled shaders.

https://forums.unrealengine.com/t/c-users-appdata-local-unrealengine-common-deriveddatacache-is-getting-so-big-safe-to-delete/1488007

Eifert@Aximmetry

Hi,

Also, if you're downloading assets for Unreal via Epic Games Launcher, it cache every downloaded asset at C:/ProgramData/Epic/EpicGamesLauncher/VaultCache/. You have the option to change this folder in the Epic Games Launcher's Settings.

Personally, I recommend using software like TreeSize. It provides a clear overview of the size of each folder on your system.

Warmest regards,

Clean Temporary Files

Comments

Cookie consent