So I cannot use Subtractive mode together with Linear Color Space?

I’m really glad to hear that everything is working as expected, that’s very good news Well, the proper way would be to increase the indirect resolution (you can also assign custom lightmap parameters per object and adjust the settings locally) but that may affect the performance so use whatever solution works the best for you. Under production environment, it’s usually hard to find the balance between optimal solution and best practices

I watched your gameplay trailer and dropped a comment. I really liked the art style and I’m pretty sure it’ll stand out even more when all the emissives are working correctly I also liked the way you incorporated the shaders! One feedback could actually be about the silhouettes of your characters, it’s in fact hard to judge without playing it but as far as I can see, identifying the characters/enemies can be visually struggling given the lack of contrast with background environment. But again, it’s something I observed in the trailer, otherwise it’s an awesome job, keep up the good work and please keep us updated, I’ll be looking forward to it!

Glad to hear that you’re learning new stuff from these articles, please ask if anything is unclear. So, it’s really hard to identify the issue based on the information you provided. It could very well be a problem related to external assets you use. I suggest you to create a small reproducible project of the issue you are encountering and report it through Bug Reporter. Unity this guide to being an effective beta tester. Please report it and you can post bug ID here so I can inform related parties at Unity and even take a look at it myself. I hope this helps.

Thanks!

We’ve just announced our project yesterday, so yeah i’m able to share it with you ! Note that the lighting and terrain shader were still broken without beta 10 when we camcorded The visual quality will greatly improve right after PAX haha. Here our teaser Feel free to send us your input sir ! we’re still pre-alpha we’ll release more with gameplay video soon enough ! cheers !

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twvWOSRZV-4

http://www.dualshockers.com/2017/03/06/3v3-team-based-skirmisher-aftercharge-announced-gets-explosive-reveal-trailer-screenshots/

So I’m glad that you found my post helpful and good luck at PAX East, I wish you all the best. Perhaps you can share your game link here? I’d be interested to check it out myself And keep me updated about the status of your issue and if you can create a small reproducible, please report it and post the bug case ID here so I can take a look at it and investigate with devs

Cheers!

Glad to hear that you enjoyed articles

Regarding your question. Let me first ask you this: Have you deleted your Library folder and cleared your GI cache after the upgrade? Some files from previous versions of Unity can interfere with your upgraded project. If you already did this, then it’s all good.

There is no information added about the limitation of emissive materials in the documentation because practically, there is none.

Now I also assume that you set your emissive materials to baked besides marking your game objects as lightmap static? What you describe is really odd and when I tried in a small scene, it works as intended (https://s9.postimg.org/cbpavkinz/emissives.png) with default settings (baked emissives in distance shadowmask mode).

So I think you may be encountering a corner case issue and that could very well be a bug. Do you perhaps have a small reproducible project? Or have you already reported this as a bug? It is worth checking your assets.

Thanks again and please keep me updated

We’ve updgraded our project being excited by the mixed light coming back as distance shadowmask, so far we’ve saved a lot of performance with it and where able to activate shadows on every lights we needed, even on point light and still hit the 60 fps mark. That’s a huge visual improvement !

But for some reason i’m unable to get the proper feel i had before with the emissive shaders. Our environement is heavily dependant on that (think of an avatar-esque forest), and for reasons unknown i’m unable to make more than 2 emissives material react on my terrain or any other static assets. Only 2 material get ‘”chosen” to be emissive, even tho in the various debug view of the scene pannel i can clearly see unity get all emissive geo. All my emissive assets are flagged to lightmap static of course and Prioritize illumination. I’ve even tried to fake the illumination with highly emissive objects, flagged not to render on the camera so i could fake and control the result, but still only 2 material/color maximum seems to be working.

Since it’s not the objects setup (which are all the same, nor materials only 1 shader is used) i can’t find anything on the documentation regarding a limit of emissive object, is this related to the distance shadowmask?? so far every mode does that and i’m can’t find an answer Thx for the reading your articles are amazing. Hope you’ve got insight on this ! Cheers