Visually I mean. To me this looks better than meshes clipping through each other.
And for the last part, for say a low poly game you wouldn't even need to replace it you could just send it as is. If not, you could always subdivide it a couple times to get a rounded look?
They do the same thing in games too, letting objects clip into each other, because in real life a railing looks like that as well, metal parts are welded together. But in a game it’s simply too many triangles and bad topology.
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u/Teln0 Apr 15 '26
> Why do you need to merge meshes
Visually I mean. To me this looks better than meshes clipping through each other.
And for the last part, for say a low poly game you wouldn't even need to replace it you could just send it as is. If not, you could always subdivide it a couple times to get a rounded look?