Lighting problem

[Antonio16]

@darthviper107

You want the lowest resolution that gives you results you’re OK with. A large surfaces doesn’t necessarily need a huge lightmap if it doesn’t receive small shadows. Another thing is how efficiently it uses the UV space for the lightmap, the closer the mesh is to a flat square plane the more efficiently it will use the UV space.
Generally speaking, things like walls/ceilings/floors will need high resolution. The walls of a room could be one object, so you would probably use either a 512 or a 1024 for that object. You can change the view mode to Lightmap Density to get an idea of how the lightmap resolutions compare.

ok it’s clear.
In this case I have a door with a resolution of 2048 (very high). I don’t know why but the lighting in this object looks really bad. Why does it happen? Yet when I import this mesh I don’t get any error message!

From what I understand, every space is close to Light Source will result good in quality, even if the lightmap is not so high. In this case the door is a complex object and it’s far from the window that receives the sun light. So, how can I solve this problem?

Or maybe at this stage I can start to assign the materials, without paying attention to the lighting leakage…?