I believe the tunnels and their contents (the transparent walls with text) are actually at fault here, as the performance breaks only happen when I look in that direction (even if I cant see them, for example in the starting room) where my fps dip from 144 to 85. PS.: I have found something much more important I believe.
Thank you for your help! Please let me know when you take a look for me to revert the changes. This is messing with me a lot and I’m on a tight schedule as this is my Thesis project and I have to finish it asap t-t I will push the “good performing” version temporarily for you to take a look as it might give some insight. Your performance probably was due to using chrome, when I tested it there my fps were averaging 130 but they had stutters and dips sometimes, which didnt happen in the other version.I am guessing it had to do with bone structures as they rearranged it a bit while everything was kept functional. This file also was much larger than the original mixamo version but lesser than the blender version, at 2.95Mb.
Sadly this had no effect on performance whatsoever. I tried re-importing the blender version to mixamo to then export again, to see if there were some specific settings being changed and I found that the material is indeed different, if I console log it it is a PhongMat but has some tweaks under the name of “semi-rough” material.Both versions are just the skinned mesh Tposing. Their only difference should be adding two 40Kb files (books) and two 100Kb files (pickaxes) with their respective single bone. The mixamo version is 1.20Mb while the badly performing one (ill call it blender version to make things easy) is 3.12Mb. So, upon further inspection this is what I found: Then, because I wanted to add the equipments, I imported the skinned mesh to blender and added the 4 items with one bone each and exported again (this is the badly performing one). Then it was exported to mixamo and redownloaded but now as a skinned mesh (this is the “good performing” one). They had a sort of hierarchy, where meshes belonging to the face were presented as its children. The original model was made in blender, meshes only.
Before I say anything else, just a bit of context.
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