guilhermefelipecgs
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4 years ago CC @clayjohn
Open guilhermefelipecgs opened 4 years ago
guilhermefelipecgs
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4 years ago CC @clayjohn
clayjohn
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4 years ago Yea that looks like the same issue. I will press reduz about it more, as I still don't understand what is broken and why my PR fixes it.
guilhermefelipecgs
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4 years ago Just a note, BakedLighmap is also affected:
Calinou
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2 years ago @guilhermefelipecgs Can you still reproduce this in the latest master branch with VoxelGI, and with the new GPU lightmapper (LightmapGI)? You can download a nightly build here.
Calinou
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2 years ago Closing due to lack of response. Please comment if you can still reproduce this bug.
PS: If no minimal reproduction project was included in the original bug report, please upload one as well to ease troubleshooting.
guilhermefelipecgs
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2 years ago The bug is still there (VoxelGI), even worse when entering in orthogonal view now.
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1387165/152700307-4baa2bc6-7a03-4b79-83e0-32e231c3e700.mp4
Minimal reproduction project updated to v4.0.alpha1.official giprobe_test.zip
guilhermefelipecgs
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2 years ago On the other hand, looks like the LightmapGI has been fixed.
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1387165/152700147-4242ecd5-2cf4-49d5-b38f-1dd26ba8aca9.mp4
Godot version: master (495b28765d03aa9459bc312ebba190ec208979e7)
OS/device including version: Arch 5.6.4-arch1-1
Issue description: GIProbe are generating different results depending on the position of the object inside giprobe's cage:
Rotating the object also affects the calc (happens in 3.2.1 as well, maybe is related to #35200):
cube was rotated and rebaked
Steps to reproduce: I exported a cube with inverted normals from blender. I setup 3 spot lights for each cube. Then I bake giprobe with interior on and light intensity to 8.
Minimal reproduction project: giprobe_test.zip