Hello! I have more of a topic of discussion than a question, but still - when i make an interior scene and go about manually overriding lightmap resolution for all of the props, at some point i seem to hit a limit and every object starts to look like it has lightmap res of 16. I set packed lightmap resolution to 4096 and don't compress it, memory usage seems to be pretty reasonable. Does something like this ever happen to you? Do i somehow hit the gpu memory limit (i have 4gb 1050TI) or is it just the fact that unreal can't pack all the big lightmaps into one and i see the result of mipmapping?
Thank you! This really made me understand lightmaps UVs so much better!
very helpful!
Thank you, I've been looking for a solution for a long time without any, thanks for sharing
Hello! I have more of a topic of discussion than a question, but still - when i make an interior scene and go about manually overriding lightmap resolution for all of the props, at some point i seem to hit a limit and every object starts to look like it has lightmap res of 16. I set packed lightmap resolution to 4096 and don't compress it, memory usage seems to be pretty reasonable. Does something like this ever happen to you? Do i somehow hit the gpu memory limit (i have 4gb 1050TI) or is it just the fact that unreal can't pack all the big lightmaps into one and i see the result of mipmapping?
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Thanks for this, mate.
Oh wow, yes please
Do you use Lightmap COMPRESSION?
The short answer: For games yes, for Arch-Viz no.
Hi. Jordan, can you show the World Setting, please?
Hi Oleg, If your asking for my lightmass settings they are all default. I am using GPUlightmass for this scene.