Imagine that you have a complex product and you want to apply different optimizations depending on the visibility of the parts or its relevance.

You might need to see the exterior parts of a product in high quality but everything inside can be reduced to have better performances. In the event that some exterior parts are transparent, you will also need to optimize parts that are inside, but that we can see through those transparent shapes.

Well, the labels allow you to do that.

Assigning an identical label to multiple part will "group" them together. We can then apply an optimization on this group/label, by selecting the label instead of the geometry in the optimization target.

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