This is the style or teaching we need. Most teaching in American based TH-cam videos tend to be verbose, far too much talking and not enough explanation and demonstration. So thank you :)
Just found your channel. Incredibly succinct, easy to follow, enough explanation for people who are new to gamedev while still being short enough for people just trying to figure out Godot's conventions compared to other engines. Don't want to gush too much, but after wading through a bunch of filler in a 20 minute tutorial on the same thing this very refreshing to see.
Damn dude, you really have so many great tutorials on here. Every other time I'm googling something new to learn about Godot 3D, you've got a video on the subject. Best of luck with your current project and thanks for all the help.
Dude I have no words u did this for me again love u bro 🤩 thanks for listening discord. The mistake I was doing was not selecting used for baked map in geometry section
For static dynamic object movement (things moving in a pattern) you can sequentially bake light maps and simply update object materials; sounds like a sequel to this video - what do you think G? Good stuff btw.
Thanks for your video. I live in Korea and I'm a poor English speaker but there's no Godot Engine videos in Korea. I'm glad to know your TH-cam Channel and I'll learn godot by your video. >_ㅇ I pushed subscribe and like button & Have a good day ! 전 한국에 살고 영어는 잘 못하지만 한국에는 Godot Engine에 대한 영상이 없더라구요. 당신의 TH-cam 채널을 알게되어서 기쁘고 당신의 영상을 통해 많이 배우겠습니다. >_ㅇ 구독과 좋아요 버튼 눌렀구요, 좋은 하루 보내세요 !
if u guys r having problems unwrapping the meshes (alert: contain mesh is not type arraymesh), import a mesh from blender (cube, etc.) with a preferred size and import it into godot and drag it in the mesh property of the mesh instance (this will automatically turn ur mesh into a arraymesh)
3:16 i haven't tried yet but the Docs said something something about "process being automatic" i think regarding updating lights on dynamic game objects, is this something that they updated since you've uploaded your video or am i misunderstanding what the docs said?
Do you know how to do this in Godot 4.3? The "Use in baked light" option no longer exist, or I don't find it. Have tried setting Global Illumination to static, but the mesh doesn't receive any lightning data after a bake. The texture bakes fine, but the result are not applied in the scene.
Is it possible to use baked lightmaps with gridmaps (setting the scene using gridmaps and then baking lights)? I tryied a few times but can't get my scene to work that way.
I've been looking for Godot's rendering quality. I noticed there's no shadow of the yellow box in the floor. Is that normal in Godot? No casting shadow?
Bro in Godot 3.2 , it just kills the engine after pressing the bake lightmap button (I have done everything you did) and in 3.3 , it says rasterizing mesh and kills the engine.
QUESTION: what should i do with the dynamic light object? Can i just delete it afterwards, cause im assuming i dont need it anymore since lighting is baked. And keeping a dynamic light would kinda be pointless slowdown for the performance? not sure.
This is the style or teaching we need. Most teaching in American based TH-cam videos tend to be verbose, far too much talking and not enough explanation and demonstration. So thank you :)
Glad you like my style :)
@@garbaj We *love* your style.
Just found your channel. Incredibly succinct, easy to follow, enough explanation for people who are new to gamedev while still being short enough for people just trying to figure out Godot's conventions compared to other engines. Don't want to gush too much, but after wading through a bunch of filler in a 20 minute tutorial on the same thing this very refreshing to see.
Glad you're finding my videos helpful, thanks for watching
oh damn, it's so easier than in Unity
Godot is so easy to use compared to other engines
but i thought all we had to do was set the mode of a directional light from real time to baked? lol
Man I was watching "are you coding juan?" and now I'm watching this really good tutorial
Love your vids, Thank you for helping me with my Godot projects!
You're welcome!
Damn dude, you really have so many great tutorials on here. Every other time I'm googling something new to learn about Godot 3D, you've got a video on the subject. Best of luck with your current project and thanks for all the help.
Great! Keep the good work Garbaj!
Thanks!
Thanks for the tutorial, Garbaj.
You're welcome, glad you're liking the videos
Oh, here it is. This is awesome, idk how i missed this. Again, the bestttt.. thankssss
Thanks so much for taking the time to make this AMAZING tutorial.
Great stuff!
Dude I have no words u did this for me again love u bro 🤩 thanks for listening discord.
The mistake I was doing was not selecting used for baked map in geometry section
Glad I could help!
@@garbaj I tried but still I m getting array type error on unwrapping uv2 help
I honestly have no idea, sorry
@@garbaj can u share the scene of objects that would really help
Amazing! I'm glad I found your channel
Thanks :)
I used this method in a level with ps1 style that I made, really good and simple tutorial +1 subscriber!
baked lighting seems prettybepic
indeed :)
Thanks for the straight to the point tutorial!!
If you want to know the true power of Baked Lightmaps, watch some gameplay of Mirror's Edge and look at that nice interior lightning
How Does Mirror's Edge Still Look This Good? th-cam.com/video/2TNSaEJHBrQ/w-d-xo.html
Yes! That's really helpful
Glad to help!
You are amazing thanks! Im from Brazil sorry for english errors : )
No problem!
Excellent video. Thank you
The best teacher
Yay! now my school laptop wont blow up into flames or try to kill my ears with the fans while trying to make a cool game
extremely useful :D
I know right?
For static dynamic object movement (things moving in a pattern) you can sequentially bake light maps and simply update object materials; sounds like a sequel to this video - what do you think G?
Good stuff btw.
I had no idea, I'll have to look into it
Thanks for your video.
I live in Korea and I'm a poor English speaker but there's no Godot Engine videos in Korea.
I'm glad to know your TH-cam Channel and I'll learn godot by your video. >_ㅇ
I pushed subscribe and like button & Have a good day !
전 한국에 살고 영어는 잘 못하지만 한국에는 Godot Engine에 대한 영상이 없더라구요.
당신의 TH-cam 채널을 알게되어서 기쁘고 당신의 영상을 통해 많이 배우겠습니다. >_ㅇ
구독과 좋아요 버튼 눌렀구요, 좋은 하루 보내세요 !
Thank you for the subscribe!
Tip:make baked lighmap as camera's child,so it renders everything you see and it doesnt blow up your pc
Most cameras move...
that is... not how anything works
if u guys r having problems unwrapping the meshes (alert: contain mesh is not type arraymesh), import a mesh from blender (cube, etc.) with a preferred size and import it into godot and drag it in the mesh property of the mesh instance (this will automatically turn ur mesh into a arraymesh)
3:16 i haven't tried yet but the Docs said something something about "process being automatic" i think regarding updating lights on dynamic game objects, is this something that they updated since you've uploaded your video or am i misunderstanding what the docs said?
When i pressed Unwrap UV2 for Lightmap/AO i become an error: Contained Mesh is not of type ArrayMesh. pleasse help
Camera not seeing what it see in editor
how your shapes are array?\
So whenever I try to do Mesh > Unwrap for Lightmap/AO it says 'Contained Mesh is not of type ArrayMesh' Any Idea what I'm doig wrong?
me too idk what to do i need help
Amazing! Is it possible to bake light during the game, with script ? ^^
Yeah good question. Can we??
Do you know how to do this in Godot 4.3? The "Use in baked light" option no longer exist, or I don't find it. Have tried setting Global Illumination to static, but the mesh doesn't receive any lightning data after a bake. The texture bakes fine, but the result are not applied in the scene.
Bro when I added camera, and ran the scene, the camera didn't saw the same lighting and graphics as in the editor. Please helppp
Is it possible to use baked lightmaps with gridmaps (setting the scene using gridmaps and then baking lights)? I tryied a few times but can't get my scene to work that way.
Is it bake only in self-texture or can it bake lights of the whole world into a single texture like it Unity does?
If I try to unwrapp the mesh for lightmap there is an alert Contained Mesh is not of type Arraymesh.
Baking lighting is pretty nice, but it's still pretty unstable and crashes a lot :)
The thumbnail is misleading
I've been looking for Godot's rendering quality.
I noticed there's no shadow of the yellow box in the floor.
Is that normal in Godot? No casting shadow?
its says its not an array mesh
can shape keys work on rig with animation if i export from blender to godot??????
Bro in Godot 3.2 , it just kills the engine after pressing the bake lightmap button (I have done everything you did) and in 3.3 , it says rasterizing mesh and kills the engine.
and in 3.4?
I think that this video uses Godot 3.2.1 specifically. As for 3.4 I'm not sure yet.
Lights bounce almost to none with black surface. try to use a light surface while demonstrating baking for getting the good light bounce.
thank you
Can you make a game on godot without coding challange c:
nice ;D
is game that have dynamic time have baked lighting
What lighting can we use for objects that move. For example a player?
Just any old light. Directional light, point light, etc
Hmm I gotta bake my 🍞
QUESTION: what should i do with the dynamic light object? Can i just delete it afterwards, cause im assuming i dont need it anymore since lighting is baked. And keeping a dynamic light would kinda be pointless slowdown for the performance? not sure.
I guess you might still need it if you have anything other than static bodies?
Baked lightmap in Godot 4.0 is so much better than it is in 3.2.
I'm excited to see the differences
yes ,3.2 's gi and baking is just a toy.4.0 powerful
Is there a way to bake a light via code?
Dani crying in corner
is this still relevant to godot 4?
is this method viable on big maps?
No, it's exclusively for indoor maps
@@garbaj Ty for a quick response :)
Where do I see baked output textures? Are they big or not?
not sure, I'll have to look into it
Nice and easy. :)
this isn't working for me. u skipped over the worldenvironment and omni direcitonal steps
👍👍❤
yes， bake lighting is better quality and better performance
Agree!
TBH, large scenes arent capable of this
Fuuuuuuuuuck I passionately hate your thumbnails dude, but good tutorials as always.
why
It's a shame that you used such a misleading thumbnail and video at the beginning. None of that uses baked light maps at all.
i did it all for the views