Creating same texture. Is this bad?

[ozRocker]

I've been running these commands every time a new object is added to the scene:

var material = new BABYLON.StandardMaterial("material01", Assets.scene);
material.diffuseTexture = new BABYLON.Texture("images/textures/wood.jpg", Assets.scene);

So if 100 cubes are added to my scene this would get called 100 times. Am I doing this wrong?  Would this end up loading the same image into memory 100 times?  Should I be creating one wooden texture and pointing all cube textures to that one?  Should I be doing the same with materials, assuming the diffuse colour doesn't change? 

[Kesshi]

The texture file itself will be loaded only once. The texture data is cached internally from the engine.
But you should also try to reduce the amount of texture/material instances you create. It will save a bit of memory and for the materials it will also improve the performance a bit. Switching between different materials during the rendering process adds some overhead.