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Why SpatialMappingManager has multiple meshes?
In SpatialMappingManager.cs:
// Gets all meshes that are associated with the SpatialMapping mesh.
// Collection of Mesh objects representing the SpatialMapping mesh.
public List<Mesh> GetMeshes()
{
List<Mesh> meshes = new List<Mesh>();
List<MeshFilter> meshFilters = GetMeshFilters();
// Get all valid mesh filters for observed surfaces.
foreach (MeshFilter filter in meshFilters)
{
// GetMeshFilters ensures that both filter and filter.sharedMesh are not null.
meshes.Add(filter.sharedMesh);
}
return meshes;
}
Why there are more than one meshes?
How do know which one is the visualized one currently in my view?
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Answers
Unity handles meshes up to the size of ~ 2^16 vertices or triangles. As your spatial mapping mesh grows, it will quickly pass that limit and has to be split into several sub-meshes during the import.