Actually great info, I've never seen anyone talk about how to overwrite baked lightmap to remove light. I always felt this was a great disadvantage of baked lighting. Probably the main reason why you can't shoot out lights in many games, because the indirect light would still be visible around the lamp. The projector hack is nice, maybe I get to use that here and there. Thanks!
It seems I can't use projectors like @ 3:40 in your video because I'm using URP. Is there an alternative way to using projectors in URP like you did in this video? I really like your dark rooms technique
I'm a little late to your comment but it seems projectors are basically built into unity in 2022.3.9 version at least, you would have to create your own shadow texture but it should still work the same
I've had difficulties with both light and reflection probes, and normal maps. I found out baked lighting doesnt interact with specular maps and normal maps go flat. Why isn't this built into unity? I am forced to use mixed lighting cause of it, wich kinda defeats the point imo
Hi, Great video, Great game. How did you achieve the green siren-esque light mate? I want the same sort of effect. Could you point me in the right direction. I am new to unity 3D.
What should I do if assets I bought from the asset store don't have the option to 'Generate Lightmap UVs'? most of the objects in my project dont have this option and as a result they look very washed out, like a white/grey color has been applied to them.
Hello, I have quite a large amount of lights in a scene and a substantial number of objects in the level. However it seems that my lightmapping will take over five days, and that time continues to increase as the light baking runs throughout the day. Is there a way to optimize this process?
Some good information, sadly harder to work with due to how dated this video is, unity has changed a fair bit, even that asset pack isn't available anymore..
I was having issues with janky shadows, I followed this and found that changing from "progressive" to "enlighten" solved it. Thanks so much.
Thank you! This channel deserves millions of subscribers!
Actually great info, I've never seen anyone talk about how to overwrite baked lightmap to remove light. I always felt this was a great disadvantage of baked lighting. Probably the main reason why you can't shoot out lights in many games, because the indirect light would still be visible around the lamp. The projector hack is nice, maybe I get to use that here and there. Thanks!
Great tutorial didn't know about generating light uv mappings and scaling them, using it on my project right now thanks!
me: hey it is lightmapping is cool
Dani: Oh boi it's time to bake some lights ahhhh!!!
lol.... it is kinda boring and takes a lott of time.. so.
Wow, that was very nice. Can you pls provide the "Swapping Lightmap Video"? That is very much needed for me.
Nice. waiting for the swapping Lightmaps video.
Really fantastic tutorial.
Exactly what I am looking for.
I couldn't find anything as close to this anywhere else. Well done
one of teh best tutorial on lighting in unity! thanks
4 years later and this is the first video that made me realize u can just delete the directional light and build with planes then fake the lighting
Thanks man- great tutorial
Thx for tutorial Master!
Amazing
Heya, any tips on how you did the hidding in shadow thing, when you turned off the lights?
sweet video!
Bravo great tutorial
How would this work with moving objects? Like players and enemies
It seems I can't use projectors like @ 3:40 in your video because I'm using URP. Is there an alternative way to using projectors in URP like you did in this video? I really like your dark rooms technique
I'm a little late to your comment but it seems projectors are basically built into unity in 2022.3.9 version at least, you would have to create your own shadow texture but it should still work the same
2:04, what if I created the object in Unity itself, idk how to generate lightmap uvs for them???
Duuude... That was awesome...!
I've had difficulties with both light and reflection probes, and normal maps. I found out baked lighting doesnt interact with specular maps and normal maps go flat. Why isn't this built into unity? I am forced to use mixed lighting cause of it, wich kinda defeats the point imo
sir pls tell me how and where to use light probs
Hi, Great video, Great game. How did you achieve the green siren-esque light mate? I want the same sort of effect. Could you point me in the right direction. I am new to unity 3D.
What should I do if assets I bought from the asset store don't have the option to 'Generate Lightmap UVs'?
most of the objects in my project dont have this option and as a result they look very washed out, like a white/grey color has been applied to them.
Should this be done at the end
It took a bit but the 'Swapping Lightmaps At Runtime' video is final out, see it here; th-cam.com/video/BRapbR6vPII/w-d-xo.html
Hello, I have quite a large amount of lights in a scene and a substantial number of objects in the level. However it seems that my lightmapping will take over five days, and that time continues to increase as the light baking runs throughout the day. Is there a way to optimize this process?
Nice tricks. But not so good on lightweight RP in VR
why not so good on URP ?
looks like enlighten was removed by unity right now
Older version of unity used ti be easy to use
Me watching this because I'm too impatient
Some good information, sadly harder to work with due to how dated this video is, unity has changed a fair bit, even that asset pack isn't available anymore..
It is too quick, I can't follow your steps even by slowing down the speed to 0,5.