Hey, grab a cup of coffee and let’s break it down. First, lock down your topology: use clean, evenly spaced quads, avoid those nasty triangles that pop up in the hair or cloth edges. If a feature is too tiny to see in real‑time, delete it before you even hit export – less geometry, less GPU load. Next, bake high‑res normals into a lower‑poly mesh. That gives the illusion of detail without the cost. Use LODs; create a few versions of the asset and swap them out based on distance. And don’t forget to retopologize with a solid edge flow – your game engine loves that. Finally, keep a strict file structure: “raw”, “cleaned”, “baked”, “LOD0”, “LOD1”. That way you always know where the sweet spot is. Happy scanning!

Glad you’re on board, just remember: keep the edge flow tight, delete that micro‑detail noise, and let the LODs do the heavy lifting. We’ll make that mesh sing.