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What are the results can be used without worrying about performance?

rmx

I'm preparing a visual novel with high-definition characters using three 2048x2048 textures and a rather disorganized mesh with physical representations
I set the goal to put 3 characters in, but the frame is too low and the performance problem is serious

I want to use close-up later, so I want to use high definition. Frame is very important for smooth movement

I didn't have this problem when I tried Unity, but I don't think I'm especially close to Spine on Unreal

Can't we increase the performance by reducing the number of Vertex while maintaining the size and detail of the image

Spinebot

To improve performance while maintaining high-definition images, you can consider several strategies. First, ensure that your textures are optimized for the target resolution and use mipmaps to help with scaling and filtering, which can reduce artifacts and improve performance. You can also reduce the number of vertices in your mesh by simplifying the mesh structure, which can help decrease the computational load. Additionally, consider using a single atlas texture per skeleton to minimize draw calls, as multiple atlas pages can increase draw calls and reduce performance. If possible, pre-pack your textures to fit within a single atlas page to further optimize performance. Lastly, ensure that your Unreal Engine settings are optimized for rendering high-definition images, as some performance issues may be specific to the engine settings rather than Spine itself.