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[Work in progress] (WARNING) The content discussed in this page is directly related to the **Mesh Layout** node. More information about the node can be found in its [[ /w/mutable/unreal-engine-4/user-documentation/nodes/mesh-layout/ | Node Reference page ]]. As told in the [[ /w/mutable/unreal-engine-4/user-documentation/basic-concepts/#texture-layouts | Basic Concepts page ]], in Mutable, UV layouts of every mesh can be separated and organized into blocks to achieve some rendering, optimization and organization benefits. This page explains two examples of usage with the **Mesh Layout** node. = Texture and Material merge Mutable allows different meshes' textures to be merged if they share material. = Use blocks for mesh removal = Use blocks as masks

[Work in progress] (WARNING) The content discussed in this page is directly related to the **Mesh Layout** node. More information about the node can be found in its [[ /w/mutable/unreal-engine-4/user-documentation/nodes/mesh-layout/ | Node Reference page ]]. As told in the [[ /w/mutable/unreal-engine-4/user-documentation/basic-concepts/#texture-layouts | Basic Concepts page ]], in Mutable, UV layouts of every mesh can be separated and organized into blocks to achieve some rendering, optimization and organization benefits. This page explains three examples of usage with the **Mesh Layout** node. = Texture and Material merge Mutable allows different meshes' textures to be merged if they share material. = Use blocks for mesh removal Mutable allows mesh removal by selecting blocks set in their UV layout. = Use blocks as masks Several nodes in Mutable allow to select some parts of the mesh by selecting the needed blocks.

[Work in progress] (WARNING) The content discussed in this page is directly related to the **Mesh Layout** node. More information about the node can be found in its [[ /w/mutable/unreal-engine-4/user-documentation/nodes/mesh-layout/ | Node Reference page ]]. As told in the [[ /w/mutable/unreal-engine-4/user-documentation/basic-concepts/#texture-layouts | Basic Concepts page ]], in Mutable, UV layouts of every mesh can be separated and organized into blocks to achieve some rendering, optimization and organization benefits. This page explains twohree examples of usage with the **Mesh Layout** node. = Texture and Material merge Mutable allows different meshes' textures to be merged if they share material. = Use blocks for mesh removal Mutable allows mesh removal by selecting blocks set in their UV layout. = Use blocks as masks Several nodes in Mutable allow to select some parts of the mesh by selecting the needed blocks.