Is my model too big to making game run in 60fps?

Walker

I'm trying to make adventure game, less movement, only important thing is smooth spine animation
but when i put a couple of spine models in Unity, Unreal or whatever, it's so laggy can't hold even 60fps

i believe computer can handle it, cause has no problem in spine editor, smooth like butter
but when i put in game, the problem starts

Is my model too complicate to play smooth or what else?

Misaki

Walker In your case, while the skeleton rig is somewhat complex, you might be more concerned about the large number of animation timelines. Since the Animation section in Metrics only displays information for the currently selected animation, it's unclear if all animations have that many timelines. However, using the Clean Up button to reduce unnecessary timelines might help improve performance.

The spine-unity runtime documentation includes an FAQ page with common solutions for improving performance. If you haven't read it yet, please check it out:
https://esotericsoftware.com/spine-unity-faq#Performance

Spinebot

It seems that your model might be too complex for the game engine to handle efficiently, especially if it runs smoothly in the Spine editor but not in Unity or Unreal. The complexity could be due to a high number of vertex transforms, bones, or constraints. You can try optimizing your model by reducing the number of vertices and bones, using the "prune" feature to reduce vertex transforms, and minimizing the use of clipping polygons, which are CPU-intensive. Additionally, ensure that your build settings are optimized for performance, and consider updating your skeletons less frequently by skipping frames if possible.