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Seems like it can work, why are there not as many vn’s (vertex normals) as verticies?

I am confused as to whether will really be useful without UV mapping.

I got really far making my own version of 3ds within UE4, until I hit UV mapping

I could dynamically place and move verticies, create edges, and triangles, and then turn into a colliding procedurally generated mesh.

The complexity of doing the UV mapping gave me quite the pause though

Stuff just doesnt look good without UV mapping

What is your solution for , you mention projecting material? What do you mean?

I have no idea why it does what it does. is just a cube exported from blender.

Check the node called WorldAlignedTexture. You can project a texture on z, xy and xyz. So you can make statues or other meshes with constant texture on them. It won’t look perfect but it is something.
Btw did you manage to make extrude and other actions that can be in 3dsmax?

Edit: I think there are twice v then vn because the cube is not smooth so each edge consider it’s faces as seperated meshes. is why you will see a bigger verts count inside a game engine.