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Fixed
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0
Found in
5.5.0p3
Issue ID
867020
Regression
Yes
Shadows are much darker when using a baked GI then realtime light
Shadows are much darker when using a baked GI then realtime light.
To reproduce:
1. Open scene "Realtime with No Bake.unity".
Note: Shadows appear correct.
2. Open scene "Realtime with Bake.unity"
Note: Shadows are twice as dark, indicating contribution from both lightmaps and realtime shadows.
Expected results: Shadows look similar.
Actual results: Shadows look very different.
Reproduces with: 5.5.0p3; 5.6.0b3 (shadows look more similar with this version);
Doesn't reproduce with: 5.3.6f1; 5.4.3p3; (shadows look exactly the same with these versions)
Note: Rerpo project for 5.3.6f1 is attached to this letter. (ShadowTest2)
Rerpo project for 5.4.3p3 is attached to this letter. (ShadowTest)
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