I also wanted to test this, and the results so far are very promising! With Unity's recent integration of Octane for super fast and accurate GPU lightmap baking, this is something Unreal desperately needs to keep up. Like some other users here though, I also get a lot of "sparks". The scene is lit by a directional and a skylight. The room also used to be lit with spot- and pointlights, but turning those off did not solve the issue. The rest of the scene is clean though, it's just that area that seems problematic. I'm using the high quality set-up. Any suggestions?
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@smbv1 have you scaled the lightmaps resolutions in the detail panel by any chance? That caused the same error for me. I solved is by scaling the lightmap resolution in the geometry editor.. Then everything works fine.
Is this awesomeness coming to 4.20 ?
So I hope Epic is reading this. Especially if they want to make something out of Unreal Studio. Which works fine but would be incredible if the this is implemented.
For Archviz guys like me, Studio is a great step but not even remotely as important as this Light baker...
I didn't want to go there by maybe we should all beg?
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Hello, it works fantastic, I have set lightmap in the editor to 1024 and everything is in Red-Color (texel-density) which is excellent and I use Ultra High settings which take about 20 min which is incredible compared to 4 days (no joke). I want to ask Luoshuang to make an extremely hi quality version where my bake instead of 20min would take 4 hours but will be less noisy and spots. Keep it up!
If you're facing an errors, please check your Windows reg-edit settings, it has removed once I've installed new Windows 10 April 2018 update.
Also fresh restart and command line, this is what I used, I opened a scene, set baking to Production, cranked up all settings to high quality 0.05 scale res, multi bounce 5, quality to 30, saved a project, opened a command line and baked through command line, it is the best way to bake. Do not use your PC while bake, it's going to be super slow anyways.
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Originally posted by jeroen_v View Post@smbv1 have you scaled the lightmaps resolutions in the detail panel by any chance? That caused the same error for me. I solved is by scaling the lightmap resolution in the geometry editor.. Then everything works fine.
It has become my default light baker already. I can't and don't want to go back to the Unreal CPU lightmaps. The quality is way better and on top of that you get speed.
So I hope Epic is reading this. Especially if they want to make something out of Unreal Studio. Which works fine but would be incredible if the this is implemented.
For Archviz guys like me, Studio is a great step but not even remotely as important as this Light baker...
I didn't want to go there by maybe we should all beg?
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Originally posted by Luoshuang View Post
Try further increasing TDR to something like 300, 400 etc.
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Originally posted by syrom View Postnoticed the binary install link has 3 files. do i download all?
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