Every sculpty is different, and the SL LOD system is based purely on the standard of how big the sculpty bounding box is and distance to the camera. Closest being 64x64 LOD, then 32x32, then 16x16, 8x8, etc. One workaround has been designing the "structure" of the sculpt with 16x16, however, this is more of a hack and isn't applicable for more complex shapes, whereas splitting the sculpt into multiple sculpts would just be more expensive and wasteful for the sake of a few small, yet important details. Or, alternatively, make the sculpt "smaller" by using a contrast modification, reuploading, and then stretching it out, this costs detail and is mostly ineffective. An option that lets the content creator set the LOD ratios for their sculpt would resolve this problem entirely. This way the 16x16, or 8x8 can be set at a distance that the content creator feels is appropriate and does the sculpty justice, rather than triggering uncomfortably close to the camera. Remember, sculpties are not spheres, boxes, or simple shapes, they're generally complex shapes that can't nessicarily be confined to the definition of 16x16 or less sculpt maps without looking ugly. Aminom Marvin suggested "hiding" it from the common user (to avoid abuse by uneducated users) via making it a scripting only feature. This way you'd have to be knowledgable enough to know it's impact in order to use it.