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Wow! This is a fantastic script! I've been searching all over to figure out how to get a cached nCloth loop into Unity. And there are some interesting tools out there. But this is dead simple and does exactly what it says! Well done.
One thing I found in using this with nCloth is that I deleted the old input mesh and ran the script on the remaining shape. This could have been something specific with the way I set up my scene. But I definitely needed to go into the Hypergraph and delete some lingering nodes that were causing issues with the FBX export.
