Efficiency in Unreal Engine: Merging Objects for Enhanced Performance and Workflow

[@gandepuun]

Nice! Woudnt this affect the Lumen quality though? My understanding is that Lumen requires separate meshes for good quality results.

[@gandepuun]

@@civareducation Got it. Big fan of your page. I have learnt a lot from it.

[@Luckymich77]

Thank you for this post and this question. So if I have a large scene and I want highest quality, I should merge parts of the scene right? I noticed the MORE I have on a scene, the lower quality on render and worse performance on the editor

[@caturindrasukmana7673]

Hi, after merge all the mesh into 1 is it possible to create tire rotation animation in level sequence?

[@NostalgiaFocus]

Is there a way to this in UEFN as well? There doesn't seem to be an actor tab in UEFN :(

[@draskang]

I don't understand, wouldn't it be easier to just import your meshes properly?

[@viktorianas]

Tyres are mounted with wrong direction...

[@viktorianas]

@@civareducation 😆i think only car nerds like me could notice that, so don't worry :)

[@joseabboud-2607]

Merging this way has a disadvantage: you will lose control over LODs and occlusion culling will be lost. Difficult dilema.

[@kentjensen4504]

CREATORS is pronounced cree-AY-tors. Not "creetors". And CREATURES is pronounced cree-churs. Languages aren't consistent.