GPU-Planetary-Rendering VS GPUInstance

The way I solved it was by implementing a custom surface shader that used perlin noise to determine the frequency at which a texture would be applied to the terrain surface. This also depended on how the terrain propogated. I forget the exact details as this was a small project from a while ago. But I was untimately able to mitigate any sort tileing/repeteing effect while only using a 64px texture. A very similar method to mine is used in this Github repo and might be worth taking a look at https://github.com/simeonradivoev/GPU-Planetary-Rendering

Well, i'm wondering, is there a way to implement ragdoll without the need of Skinned Mesh Renderer? i know that the Skinned Mesh Renderer is causing the lag, disabling it and just looking at the physics components doing the ragdolling runs smoothly at over 150 fps with 298 Ragdolls. I know that there's something called GPU Instancing, i've tried some free assets that i found on GitHub, like This one but i have no idea how to modify any of the bones or make the GPU instanced game object running with physics :/, i hope that there's a free solution for this so i don't need to buy an asset from the store.