Should I use Microsplat to convert my terrain to mesh?

Microsplat has this plugin

https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/terrain/microsplat-mesh-terrains-157356

Are there other better ways of splitting the terrain into meshes? I need offcourse the texture blending etc.

Biggest reason why I want todo this to increase lightmap resultion were the player can be but also I hope to lower overhead if I can. Right now about 2ms is spent on the terrain even if its not visible (AMD 3950x /1080 TI)

 

Terrain data is fully readable thorugh scripts. Down to the tiniest detail.

So if you really want to, you can write a converter yourself. The difficulty isn't high, but it will still eat a few days of time.

 

The mesh data isn't that hard, but you need the texture blending etc

 

"Will eat few days" included dealing with texture blending.

unity terrain operates on splatmaps, where splatmap is basically opacity mask. You can build lists of masks that affect current quad/triangle, and that will produce material strips with common parameters.

Either way, just see if you want to waste time doing that or not.