This actually works and its the easiest thing in the world to use! THANK YOU!

Thanks for providing your tool for free, love its simplicity and how easy it is to use. Thou, I don't understand why it create multiple baked meshes in root when the desired result is just 1 baked mesh. private const int private const int MAX_VERTEX_COUNT_PER_ONE_OBJECT = 2000000000; newMesh.indexFormat = UnityEngine.Rendering.IndexFormat.UInt32;

I just put it in my scene without reading any docs or something. But even though, it works right out the box. Great job!

1. Not working with prefabs Select Objects -> RMB on Objects in Hierarchy -> BakeMesh -> Mesh Created -> Put the created mesh object into existing prefab -> Save Prefab MeshFilter:Mesh is null in the prefab. So it could be fixed if the created mesh would be saved on the disk drive 2. The created mesh has offset from 0,0,0, so you can't working with it normally without parenting it

This is a good asset. However, in rare cases, the front and back of the mesh will be inverted, so RenderFace must be specified as Back in the material settings.

Great for optimizing your scene. Keep in mind it has a limit to how much it can bake though, but it is still a very good tool for performance.

免费的，还能学到一些api的使用

Out of all the other mesh bake/combine/simplify/etc assets this is the only one I could fine that would do one simple thing: bake a skinned mesh into a pose and convert it to a regular mesh. It doesn't save the new mesh, but installing the FBX exporter fixes that. Export then import and now you have your skinned mesh turned into static asset in whatever pose you want. Maybe that's not a common need, but it's nice to have a solid the a solution to a weird problem.

I tried some other baker and exporter tools but this is the best one, though.

Nice to see free scripts like this available for solving that problem instantly in the Editor for static objects, rather than coding!