Hello. I created a character 3D model through VRoid Studio, but when exporting to a Unity, the 3D model uses about 14 materials, because of this, the number of batches per 3D model is about 34.
1 Material for Hairs, 7 Materials for Body and 8 Materials for Face.
The tie, shirt, and trousers are of different materials, although they are not required, unlike the eyes, eyebrows, and mouth, which not use the bones. Maybe they can be combined
How can this be optimized?
There’s a skinned mesh combiner utility on the asset store:
It looks like it has all of the features that you’d need, but I’ve never used it. It’s on my wishlist but I haven’t bought yet.
Frankly, I’ve not encountered a big enough performance impact from any of my inefficient character models that I really needed to fix it yet. Are you seeing slow-downs from using your character? If you are targeting desk top, then it may not be a significant problem.
You’re basically going to want to make a texture atlas that has all of your hair, clothes, etc on the same image. Then you use a single material, but offset the drawing of the texture by the correct amount to get the pixels you want for the area you are currently drawing.
