You fix geometry batching, then one extra texture or material variant puts you back into a draw-call bottleneck. That is a classic retention leak: visuals look fine, frame pacing does not.
Here you break down runtime material fusing and why batching fundamentally needs one material state. Then you move into runtime texture atlasing to collapse multiple textures into a single target so batching can recover instead of fragmenting every frame.
Concrete next step: capture a baseline, profile your current material/texture setup, then fuse and compare batches, state changes, and frame cost with the same scene content.
CEO/Producer translation: this cuts invisible GPU state churn that quietly burns cycles and inflates optimization effort later.
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