Extend the scaffold optimizer framework to enable use of primitives #243
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…s results from optimizations. Also, fix handling of instance IDs for split meshes.
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Extend the scaffold optimizer framework to enable use of primitives as results from optimizations by enable the return of an array of optimization results that contain APrimitives. The array can contain a mix of instances, triangles, or any of the available primitives.
Also, this will fix handling of instance IDs for split meshes by assigning new instance IDs for each instance mesh of a split mesh.