【Unite 2018 Tokyo】プログレッシブライトマッパーの真価を発揮する秘訣
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【Unite 2018 Tokyo】プログレッシブライトマッパーの真価を発揮する秘訣
- 2. Ciro Continisio Technical Evangelist Unity Technologies
- 4. Progressive Lightmapper Introduced in 5.6 - Now feature complete
- 6. Progressive Lightmapper Soft shadows Area lights and emissive
- 9. Prioritize View • Will start baking what is framed in the Scene View first • Once it’s done, it will bake the rest
- 12. Force Stop
- 13. Force Stop • Gathers all the data baked so far, and finalises it • Filtering • Baking light probes and reflection probes • If you bake again, Unity resumes where you left!
- 15. Samples and Lightmap Resolution
- 16. Texel Resolution • Start with a very low resolution to iterate quickly (10-15) • Don’t inspect the game with the eyes of a creator… • … but think of how the player will see it! • You always need a lower resolution than you think!
- 17. Texel Resolution
- 18. Texel Resolution per object Higher res in foreground Very low res in background Per object (or prefab)
- 19. Samples • Each texel will shoot these many samples
- 21. Indirect Samples Bounces x times EmittedFinds skybox
- 22. Light Bounces
- 23. Light bounces Even softer shadows Light recessesDark areas
- 24. How many bounces? 1 Bounce 3 min 2 Bounces 5 min
- 25. Filtering
- 26. Filtering Filtering is an operation that smooths out the result of the bake. • Happens after the bake • Happens even if Force Stop is pressed • Can be None, Auto or Advanced • If you want to change filtering, you don’t need to bake again!
- 27. Filtering Samples 10/300 - No filtering 3:48 Samples 3/100 - Advanced filtering 1:45
- 28. • In Advanced: choose between Gaussian and the new A-Trous • Gaussian smooths A LOT • A-Trous is edge-aware: preserves hard edges and AO better Filtering
- 30. UV Charts
- 31. UV Charts Objects are broken down into charts, based on their normals. • Created when the bake starts, based on the normals of the object • NOT the same as the ones used by Enlighten for Realtime GI!
- 32. UV Charts
- 33. UV Charts Limits of filtering
- 34. UV Charts • You can redo your normals in your modelling package • Or ask Unity to generate them:
- 35. UV Charts
- 36. Light Probes
- 37. Light Probes • They allow to capture baked lights to be used for moving objects • Lay them out in pyramids
- 38. Light Probes usage Dark areas Area lights and emissives Coloured lights
- 42. Mixed Modes
- 43. Mixed Modes Mixed Lighting is not an option you turn on/off. Choose the type: • Baked Indirect • Shadowmask • Subtractive And then use lights marked as Mixed.
- 44. Subtractive • Cheapest of all, but least appealing
- 45. Baked Indirect • Bakes indirect light, rest is realtime. CPU expensive, but dynamic
- 46. Shadowmask • Most lighting is baked into lightmaps. Cheap and flexible.
- 47. Distance Shadowmask • Realtime shadows up close, baked in big environments
- 48. Various Tips
- 49. Compression settings • Iterate faster by keeping probes and lightmaps uncompressed • Once you are happy with your bake, compress them again
- 50. Fixing seams Irregular lighting on a surface, or between adjacent objects which should be parallel • They can be particularly annoying in modular 3D art • Seams can depend on many factors
- 51. Seams ???
- 52. Seams
- 53. Vertex normals
- 54. UV overlapping
- 56. Thank you! Ciro Continisio @CiroContns connect.unity.com/u/Ciro Technical Evangelist Unity Technologies