Search Issue Tracker
Fixed in 5.4.0
Votes
3
Found in
5.3.0f4
Issue ID
751599
Regression
Yes
BakeMultipleScenes API doesn't work anymore
To reproduce:
1. Open attached project
2. Select scene1 and scene2
3. Build > Bake Multiple levels
4. Run scene1 and load scene2 by pressing a button
5. Notice that lightmaps are incorrect
If no scene is open when doing step 3 - error will be thrown:
ArgumentException: Invalid SceneManagerSetup. No loaded scene found. No active scene found.
UnityEditor.Lightmapping.BakeMultipleScenes (System.String[] paths) (at C:/buildslave/unity/build/artifacts/generated/common/editor/LightmappingBindings.gen.cs:280)
BuildLightmapScene.BuildTest () (at Assets/BuildLightmapScene.cs:30)
Baking by placing multiple scenes in hierarchy works
Regression from 5.2
Comments (2)
Add comment
All about bugs
View bugs we have successfully reproduced, and vote for the bugs you want to see fixed most urgently.
Latest issues
- "InvalidOperationException: Trying to SetRenderAttachment on a texture..." exception is thrown when using the depth back buffer as an input attachment in Renderer Feature on Vulkan Graphics API
- [HDRP Wizard] Reload Window fails to reload the HDRP Wizard window
- [HDRP Wizard] Fix All button is not presented using the macOS system
- "InvalidCastException: Specified cast is not valid" is thrown when Generating Lighting with "Virtual Offset" enabled in APV, and a static Skinned Mesh Rendered with a Mesh Filter Component is in the Scene
- TMP material doesn't update when using Localized Property to change the font assets
monimstar189
Jul 26, 2020 06:17
You can open the attached project and then process it. These issues can be resolved by consulting experts in the field also can be solved by taking help from https://www.resumehelpaustralia.com/. Back multiple scenes API can be resolved in this way. Thanks for sharing this with us. Keep sharing more like that.
DavidMarchessault
Jan 15, 2016 00:50
If I preload the scenes I want to bake, it crashes to desktop. If I have a random scene open, and run my script, it outputs this in the console:
Load scene 'Assets/Scenes/MainSubscenes/Lighting.unity' time: 53.061745 ms
Opening scene 'Assets/Scenes/MainSubscenes/Lighting.unity additively'
Opening scene 'Assets/Scenes/MainSubscenes/Lighting.unity additively'
Opening scene 'Assets/Scenes/MainSubscenes/Lighting.unity additively'
Opening scene 'Assets/Scenes/MainSubscenes/Lighting.unity additively'
Opening scene 'Assets/Scenes/MainSubscenes/Lighting.unity additively'
Opening scene 'Assets/Scenes/MainSubscenes/Lighting.unity additively'
Opening scene 'Assets/Scenes/MainSubscenes/Lighting.unity additively'
Opening scene 'Assets/Scenes/MainSubscenes/Lighting.unity additively'
Opening scene 'Assets/Scenes/MainSubscenes/Lighting.unity additively'
Opening scene 'Assets/Scenes/MainSubscenes/Lighting.unity additively'
Opening scene 'Assets/Scenes/MainSubscenes/Lighting.unity additively'
Opening scene 'Assets/Scenes/MainSubscenes/Lighting.unity additively'
Opening scene 'Assets/Scenes/MainSubscenes/Lighting.unity additively'
Opening scene 'Assets/Scenes/MainSubscenes/Lighting.unity additively'
Opening scene 'Assets/Scenes/MainSubscenes/Lighting.unity additively'
It seems, for each scene in my array, it reloads the same over and over rather than iterate to the next