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Video Tutorial: How To Configure Levels of Detail (LODs)

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Subtitles are available for each tutorial in English, Russian, and Chinese.
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The tutorial is created using SDK version 2.13. The general workflow demonstrated in the tutorial is applicable for versions up to 2.19. However, specific details such as UI may differ across various versions.


Levels of Details (LODs) are the main way to optimize your project. Smooth alpha-blended LODs are used to decrease the geometry complexity of 3D objects, when these objects move away from the camera, reducing rendering load. The reduced visual quality of the model mostly remains unnoticed.

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