Is skinning possible in BlockBench?

[peak jolt]

I understand that working without animation skinning may not be visually different from working with skinning, but it causes significant performance issues.

[dark skiff]

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[candid widget]

Could you elaborate on it causing significant performance issues?

[peak jolt]

My friend said, if the mashes are individually separated. It has been said that when animations are given to each part individually, there is a serious decrease in performance.

In fact, the method of animation in Block Bench is different from the animation method of game assets.

[candid widget]

It should be non negligible if you're reasonable with how you rig things

From my experience BB's method of animation is more performant than skinning

[peak jolt]

Could you please give me a link to some academic material about this?

I would like to inquire about this matter.

[candid widget]

I would need to know what engine/game engine you're using to inform you about that. However you can look at the Roblox documentation for some comparisons between the two styles of animation

[peak jolt]

I am using Unity and Unreal.

I need some information about Skinned Mesh instancing for different game engines.