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Found in
2019.4
2021.2
2021.2.0a6
Issue ID
1316929
Regression
No
Reflection probe baking time drastically increases after setting higher cubemap resolution
Steps to repro:
1. Open the attached project and 'TEST' scene;
2. Go to Edit>Preferences>GI Cache and click Clean Cache button;
3. In the Lighting window (Window>Rendering>Lighting) press the arrow next to Generate Lighting button and select "Clear Baked Data";
4. In the Hierarchy select Reflection Probe gameobject;
5. In the Inspector set Resolution to 1024;
6. In the Inspector click Bake button;
7. When the reflection probe baking starts (in the Progress bar at the bottom) start a timer;
8. End a timer when the reflection probe baking is done and remember the timing;
9. Repeat steps 2-4;
10. In the Inspector set Resolution to 2048;
11. Repeat steps 6-8;
12. Compare the timing for baking probes with 1k and 2k cubemap resolution.
Expected result:
Reflection probe baking time increases proportionally to the baking resolution change (~2 times).
Actual result:
Reflection probe baking time increases drastically (by ~4 times) when switching from 1k to 2k cubemaps.
Notes:
- Reproducible in Versions 2021.2.0a6, 2021.1.0b8, 2020.2.6f1, 2020.1.17f1, 2019.4.21f1;
- Reproducible on Windows and OSX.
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Resolution Note (2021.2.X):
Since the 2048 cubemap is 4 times bigger than a 1024 cubemap the compression will take roughly 4 times longer as the compression is proportional to number of pixels.