Unity Universal Render Pipeline, Help with character lighting.

[DonTaco]

Hello, I've been messing around with URP trying to make my scenes look better with baked lighting, but I dont know how to make the characters look less out of place or give them proper lighting.


I've been trying to look for documentacion but I couldn't find any.

I'm a complete noob to URP and I'm not that experience with Unity in general. If some one could help me or point me to the right direction I would be very appreciative.

 

[Droid Productions]

It's all about Materials. Check out this video:

 

[DonTaco]

It's all about Materials. Check out this video:

Thanks, I'll give it a shot.

 

[Jofur]

I've only really worked with real time lights in my games so I'm a bit rusty on baked light.
I think you have to set the light mode on the light to mixed to have non-static objects(like characters) to cast dynamic shadows. Changing the behavior might also help.

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I've used this article a few times when I've been playing around with lighting and it's been pretty helpful:

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[DonTaco]

I've only really worked with real time lights in my games so I'm a bit rusty on baked light.
I think you have to set the light mode on the light to mixed to have non-static objects(like characters) to cast dynamic shadows. Changing the behavior might also help.

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I've used this article a few times when I've been playing around with lighting and it's been pretty helpful:

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I hadn't seen that article before, looks super complete, I'm definedly using it.
If you have any more on real time lighting that you know, I would like to know more as well.

 

[ecofriendlyceleb]

You need light probes in the scene for dynamic objects to pick up the baked lighting.

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