Binds objects to a SkinnedMeshRenderer.

• Works only on the CPU side with Jobs + Burst.
• Does not use the BakeMesh() function and does not retrieve data from the GPU.
  Simply copy the weight of bones onto vertices to apply the same transformation matrices to GameObjects.
• Can place objects on verteices or triangles using barycentric coordinates.
• Can control position and rotation.

The cubes on the leg in the gif are gameObjects with a classic meshRenderer.

Is relatively simple :

• Add the BindedSkin component to your animated object or parent.

• Add the BindedSkinAnchor component to a child object. This child should be placed next to your animated object when it's in bind pose (use the button in BindedSkin to put it in bind pose).

• You can start the game, skininig is done in runtime.

SkinData:

• Position: The object will be moved according to the skin
• Position & rotation: The object will be moved and rotated according to the skin.

Snap Method:

• On Nearest Vertex: The object will snap to the nearest vertex at the first frame.
• On Nearest Triangle: Object snapped to nearest triangle. Its coordinates will be maintained between the three points of the triangle using barycentric coordinates. The triangle can therefore be deformed.

• Computations are performed on sync jobs. This allows relatively fast processing despite the large number of objects.

• This project requires Unity's Burst package.