MeshMerge — Mesh Combiner & Texture Array Baker

Combine meshes and materials into an optimized workflow built for real Unity projects.

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MeshMerge Mesh Combiner component in the Unity inspector, showing Merge Now, Bake to Texture Array and Bake to Atlas, and Draw Calls going from 9 to 1
The Mesh Combiner component: merge, then bake to a texture array or atlas.
Animated demonstration of baking combined meshes to a single atlas material
Baking to a single atlas material.

What it does

MeshMerge combines multiple meshes and materials so scenes and prefabs can be rendered with fewer draw calls. It supports two baking workflows — a texture atlas and a texture array — so the right approach can be chosen per material setup.

  • Combine meshes into a single mesh.
  • Bake materials into a texture atlas or a texture array.
  • Reduce material and submesh complexity in production scenes.
  • Designed as an editor tool for real Unity projects rather than toy scenes.

Two baking workflows

Bake to Atlas

Packs material textures into a single atlas texture, letting combined geometry share one material. Best where materials share comparable texture requirements.

Bake to Texture Array

Packs textures into a texture array, keeping per-material texture detail without an atlas layout. Best where atlas packing would otherwise distort or degrade results.

Support and documentation

Documentation and support are handled through the Asset Store listing and by email. If you run into an issue with a specific Unity version or render pipeline, include the version and a short description in your message.

Performance notes and limitations

Performance varies by scene, material setup and target platform. The tool reduces draw calls and material complexity; it is not a universal guarantee of a specific frame-rate improvement.

Questions about MeshMerge?

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