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2025-10-25T20:42:08Z

‎How do I share a scene with someone who doesn’t have Bakery installed?

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‎How do I share a scene with someone who doesn’t have Bakery installed?

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‎How do I share a scene with someone who doesn’t have Bakery installed?

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‎How do I share a scene with someone who doesn’t have Bakery installed?

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‎How do I share a scene with someone who doesn’t have Bakery installed?

2024-04-23T09:31:51Z

‎How do I know my Bakery version?

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‎How do I switch lightmaps at runtime?

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2023-05-18T22:22:12Z

‎How do I make an object to cast lightmap shadows/GI without having a lightmap on its own?

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	If you receive errors like "BakeryDirectLight could not be found" from non-Bakery scripts that rely on BAKERY_INCLUDED keyword to detect the installation, remove "'''BAKERY_INCLUDED'''" from '''Edit -> Project Settings -> Scripting Define Symbols'''.		If you receive errors like "BakeryDirectLight could not be found" from non-Bakery scripts that rely on BAKERY_INCLUDED keyword to detect the installation, remove "'''BAKERY_INCLUDED'''" from '''Edit -> Project Settings -> Scripting Define Symbols'''.
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		+	If you used xatlas as [[Manual#Unwrapper\|unwrapper]], include the xatlas folder as well. Note, however, that Bakery has xatlas compiled for Windows only, so opening a xatlas-uwrapped project on a non-Windows system will not work. For better compatibility use the default unwrapper.

	=== How do I bake using my own UVs without any alterations to them? ===		=== How do I bake using my own UVs without any alterations to them? ===

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 * Bakery/'''BakeryProjectSettings'''.cs
 * Bakery/'''ftSettingsAsset'''.cs
 * Editor/x64/Bakery/scripts/'''ftModelPostProcessor'''.cs
 * Editor/x64/Bakery/scripts/'''ftSavedPadding2'''.cs

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 * Bakery/'''emptyDirection'''.tga
-If you receive errors like "BakeryDirectLight could not be found" from non-Bakery scripts that rely on BAKERY_INCLUDED keyword to detect the installation, remove "BAKERY_INCLUDED" from Edit -> Project Settings -> Scripting Define Symbols.
+If you receive errors like "BakeryDirectLight could not be found" from non-Bakery scripts that rely on BAKERY_INCLUDED keyword to detect the installation, remove "'''BAKERY_INCLUDED'''" from '''Edit -> Project Settings -> Scripting Define Symbols'''.
 === How do I bake using my own UVs without any alterations to them? ===

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 If using dominant direction or MonoSH lightmaps, you might also need:
 * Bakery/'''emptyDirection'''.tga
 === How do I bake using my own UVs without any alterations to them? ===

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 * Bakery/'''ftLocalStorage'''.cs
 * Bakery/'''ftGlobalStorage'''.cs
-* Bakery/'''BakeryProjectSettings'''.cs (on v1.9+)
+* Bakery/'''BakeryProjectSettings'''.cs
 * Editor/x64/Bakery/scripts/'''ftModelPostProcessor'''.cs
-* Editor/x64/Bakery/scripts/'''ftSavedPadding2'''.cs (on v1.7+)
+* Editor/x64/Bakery/scripts/'''ftSavedPadding2'''.cs
 === How do I bake using my own UVs without any alterations to them? ===

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	[[File:Tooltip.png\|thumb\|Version tooltip]]		[[File:Tooltip.png\|thumb\|Version tooltip]]
	Just hover your mouse cursor over the blue text in the main Bakery window. A tooltip with the current version will appear.		Just hover your mouse cursor over the blue text in the main Bakery window. A tooltip with the current version will appear.
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		+	If you used the built-in patcher, the latest installed commit ID is in your project folder/bakery-csharp-cver.txt and bakery-compiled-cver.txt.

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	* After each bake, make a copy of [https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/LightmapSettings-lightmaps.html LightmapSettings.lightmaps] array and store it somewhere. This is the global Unity lightmap list which all MeshRenderers refer to.		* After each bake, make a copy of [https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/LightmapSettings-lightmaps.html LightmapSettings.lightmaps] array and store it somewhere. This is the global Unity lightmap list which all MeshRenderers refer to.
	* At runtime, swap these arrays or the data inside them via a script.		* At runtime, swap these arrays or the data inside them via a script.
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		+	=== How do I know my Bakery version? ===
		+	[[File:Tooltip.png\|thumb\|Version tooltip]]
		+	Just hover your mouse cursor over the blue text in the main Bakery window. A tooltip with the current version will appear.

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 [[Community_extensions#Lightmap_Swapper_.26_Light_Probe_Storage|A simple one]]
-[https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/utilities/magic-lightmap-switcher-built-in-rp-192332 A complex one]
+[https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/utilities/magic-lightmap-switcher-built-in-srp-196489 A complex one]
 In general, if we ignore light probes and smooth blending, baking and switching multiple lightmap sets is actually not that hard. A possible example:

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	Note that even if you follow this advice, there is still a limit. You can't lightmap a Skyrim-sized world. Lightmapping has its limitations.		Note that even if you follow this advice, there is still a limit. You can't lightmap a Skyrim-sized world. Lightmapping has its limitations.
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		+	=== How do I switch lightmaps at runtime? ===
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		+	There are some simple scripts and also more complex assets for lightmap switching, for example:
		+
		+	[[Community_extensions#Lightmap_Swapper_.26_Light_Probe_Storage\|A simple one]]
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		+	[https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/utilities/magic-lightmap-switcher-built-in-rp-192332 A complex one]
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		+	In general, if we ignore light probes and smooth blending, baking and switching multiple lightmap sets is actually not that hard. A possible example:
		+	* Change [[Manual#Output_path\|Output Path]] to a different folder before each bake; change active lights and render. You will end up with 2 folders having different lightmaps, but using identical UVs.
		+	* After each bake, make a copy of [https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/LightmapSettings-lightmaps.html LightmapSettings.lightmaps] array and store it somewhere. This is the global Unity lightmap list which all MeshRenderers refer to.
		+	* At runtime, swap these arrays or the data inside them via a script.

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 === How do I make an object to cast lightmap shadows/GI without having a lightmap on its own? ===
 * Enable '''Lightmap Static''' (pre-2019.2) or '''Contribute GI''' (2019.2 or newer) on your GameObject.
-* Set '''Scale In Lightmap''' to 0 on Mesh Renderer. Alternatively, on newer Unity version it is possible to set '''Receive Global Illumination''' to '''Light Probes'''.
+* Set '''Scale In Lightmap''' to 0 on Mesh Renderer. Alternatively, on newer Unity versions it is possible to set '''Receive Global Illumination''' to '''Light Probes'''.
 Object will receive GI via light probes.