I’m loading a single OBJ file with multiple objects in it. I’m using the AssetLibrary which feeds me each object seperately as a mesh in each ASSET_COMPLETE event. I’m doing this in a preloader, but is there any way of knowing how many assets there are in a single OBJ file? Because currently I don’t know when all objects in this OBJ file have been loaded (without hard-coding it). Previously I simply used one object per OBJ file, but it would be nice to export multiple objects at once (apart from the object names (obj0, obj1, ...) but I saw it’s under consideration).

I can think of work-arounds, but perhaps I’ve missed something or if not: perhaps this would be nice to have?

—Apprentice

There is no way of knowing how many objects are in an OBJ file before the entire file has been parsed, and by the time that happens you will get a RESOURCE_COMPLETE event from the loader that you’re using.

Ah, you’re right.
And I don’t need to know the amount of objects in an OBJ file beforehand, I only need to know when it’s done loading. The RESOURCE_COMPLETE event will do nicely, thanks.

—Apprentice