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# Boe6's vehicles: Make the Proxymesh
There are many ways of converting a high-res model to a low-res model, but for this guide the “**Remesh**” modifier in **Blender** will be used.
Set all the parts visible and positioned correctly relative to the body in **Blender**. In my case I also added the wheel shadow meshes, as the rim holes caused issues with remeshing details. Join all the objects into one and select the object.\
Example:
The **Remesh Modifier** is available in the properties menu, under modifier properties: It
It is recommended to save before adding or changing settings in the modifier, as unintended settings can crash **blender** fairly easily. Here are the settings to adjust in **Remesh**:
Try to create a final proxy mesh with a low amount of faces/triangles. The face current face count visible in **blender** can be seen in the top left of the viewer.\
Example:
Most use less than 2 thousand faces for a proxy mesh. You’ll also need to update the **blender** model to be correctly position, as the `.rig` will modify it. Translate your model with the reverse values used to translate the initial proxy mesh.
Once the mesh is ready, a texture is needed. I recommend this guide for texture painting:
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Once the texture is ready, you can export it from **Blender** under `Image > Save As.. >`
Save it as a `.png`, and then import it into the project as an `.xbm`
In the `proxy.mesh`, update the texture path:
* `.mesh > RDTDataViewModel > preloadLocalMaterialInstances > 0 values > baseColor`
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