https://imgur.com/a/74EEE2o
Hello! I have a constant problem with MOI's mesh exporting showed in the attached picture.
Those long pesky PERPENDICULAR triangle faces (marked in orange) cause severe problems in rendering in external programs.
*Out of the box* Plasticity doesn't have this problem (see the pic below).
I found that playing with Aaspect ration limit (in FBX options) could help to get rid of those artifacts but it also creates lots of unnecessary poly count.
Any hints how to solve it nicely?
P.S. Any possibility to tweak the exporter so it 'd generate a clean result (like Plasticity or better) out-of-the-box?
Thank you for attention

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MU_GV9F4liloikJwDsxjMK1NEvfKnz4q/view?usp=sharing

Michael, firstly thank you reply.
I attached the most primitive example - 2 perpendicular cylinders with a fillet; plus some screenshots from max+vantage (but it'd look bad in any render engine - **the long perpendicular triangles are almost 90 degree to adjacent faces!**).
Trying pour more poly count is a bad idea - it really doesn't solve it. The mesh should look decent even in lower poly count.
Again, I can solve it by playing with aspect ratio limit slider but it adds unnecessary poly count (in some fields like archviz its crucial to stay lightweight)

unsurprisingly, higher poly count (815 faces per one fillet) helps to neutralize artifacts.
this is the close up of the default obj inside max:
https://imgur.com/a/dJUXqE9
Forgive me but its a bad topology, I see a lot of room for improvement (getting rid of perpendicular triangles (in blue) could be a good starting point (plasticity's default example proves its doable)
P.S. Here's a promo of some max plugin which bridges edges with non-equal segment number without perpendicular triangles:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzBid27gDRM

and this is DEFAULT obj from plasticity without perpendicular triangles.
I don't know how else to demonstrate they are bad and this issue need to be addressed