In this UE5 MetaHuman bug-fix tutorial, I show the production-ready way to solve the “LOD weirdness” that a lot of people patch with LOD Sync = 0. Yeah, setting LOD Sync to zero can work for a cinematic, but it’s not a real fix—your assets simply don’t have proper LODs, so Unreal has nothing meaningful to switch to. The correct solution is generating LODs for your Skeletal Mesh assets and making sure the reduction settings actually reduce geometry. I walk through generating LODs using the default MetaHuman “Body LOD Settings,” and I show the gotcha: by default, those settings don’t recalculate geometry because the triangle reduction percentages aren’t defined. So I duplicate the settings, create an “outfit” LOD settings asset, and set practical reduction targets (like 0.5, 0.25, 0.15/0.1) across LODs. Then I demonstrate how LOD switching works based on Screen Size, and why the automatic reduction is often better than people expect. Finally, I solve the real scaling problem: doing this across lots of meshes. I build an Editor Utility Blueprint that iterates through selected assets, checks for Skeletal Meshes, applies LOD settings, and regenerates LODs in batch. End result: LOD Sync can go back to the default (-1), and your MetaHuman/outfits switch LODs properly at distance—clean, repeatable, and production-ready.