UnityMeshSimplifier VS UI-Input

You can also reduce the number of triangles on the fly if you want to create your own clipping conditions. For example you can use this component for runtime mesh processing.

https://github.com/Whinarn/UnityMeshSimplifier :

> Mesh simplification for Unity. The project is deeply based on the Fast Quadric Mesh Simplification algorithm, but rewritten entirely in C# and released under the MIT license.

Mesh.Optimize: https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Mesh.Optimize.html

Unity-Technologies/AutoLOD

Using LOD system, generating LODs for each chunk once its mesh is generated (using https://github.com/Whinarn/UnityMeshSimplifier to generate lower detail meshes). Also, have additional "LODs layer" where I take lowest meshes of all chunks, merge them together and create LODs for resulting mesh. This helps as then I can dissable all chunks game objects and simply enable planet object. (1000 chunks would result in 4000 total game objects as unity uses separate game object for each lod which can all be disabled/destroyed and replaced with 4 gameobjects). This is used if camera is very far away. In screenshot all chunks are in lowest LOD but camera is not far enough away to trigger dissabling of chunks and enabling of planet mesh.

This is more of what I want, but it took so long. It also won't work with my current cave digging system but that's an easy fix for later. I decided against writing my own mesh simplification method since this bad boy already exists.

IDK if this helps: I export 4 different unity packages from this unity project. And I import them in other unity projects.

If you haven't already considered it, one way to help with dependencies is to use an injection framework of some type. It doesn't to be complex (like a full DI system) to increase the decoupling/cohesion. This is a simple example of a service locator which is a form of reducing dependencies.

One is using a service look up pattern. Then the only literal reference is to the service locator and interfaces. This is an example of my own cheap implementation of a service locator.