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MSFS24 Using MCX for making LODs, using the Level of Detail Creator, what is the best method for small models? for both MSFS20/24

The vertex clustering method is much quicker indeed.

I just tried the quadratic based error method on a 10k object and that is quite smooth. But on a 50k object it becomes much slower indeed. Guess I need to grab the profiler to see what is making it that slow.
 
If you set the texture mapping discontinuity weight to 0 you will see some performance increase already. I am checking in the code which logic takes most of the time.
 
I have been able to speed up the performance for a 50k object from 90 seconds to 15 seconds. I think that's quite a good improvement. I'm sure it will make more complex object faster as well, although it might still not be linearly. Will be in the next development release.
 
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