both are important but animation rate costs the most cpu usage. I believe that even if you change the visibility, the animation is still calculated to its fullest so its still best to reduce that to keep smooth gameplay.
it can run 100 low poly models, how ever you'll experience lag while working on the game. but when the game is exported most of the lag will clear up. I also recommend adding an optimizer script like this help reduce lag.
there’s a free behavior plugin you can get called “FSM”. Use this to change states and then have the animations activate on the “->on state change to ___” condition.
I have also tried to artificially fix it by adding a plane to the model way out of sight to increase the bounding box, the models sill go past the bounding box, which causes the clipping issu
I've tried using the update bounding box action, doesn't seem to do anything, the center with x/y action would have to be manually done for every model (everything seems to be off center from the bounding box) and I've reloaded the project multiple times and made sure that it's on the latest update. I even re-exported the model to have it's geometry to the origin, still is off center.
Hey I noticed when switching to the new "regular" z axis scale in the latest update, it shrinks the models on the z scale. It's easy to fix during runtime with the "Set Zheight" action but it makes things hard to adjust while in the editor. Idk if I'm doing something wrong or if it was an oversight.
Yea, like if I want the relative position/rotation of like the head bone or hand bone. That way I could track an object on to it, like a helmet or a baseball.
