Step 1: Have a test scene and have LampLight installed. Plugin here:
Step 1a: If lamplight isn’t working for you, try this setting and restart studio:
Step 2: Roblox by default has a lot of ambient light, so we’ll remove all of that to begin with (we can put a bit of it back later)
Step 3: Create a lighting region around the area. Size it to be a fairly loose fit.
Step 4: Create some light probes on a 12-sized grid.
Step 5: Hit the bake button!
Results:
If you want to keep your light bake for use in game, grab the LightRootPart and copy it to your scene!
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Looks really nice, it will r3place the invisible light part in my lobby
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Could you please make this a Roblox plugin(Installable from Roblox Website)
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zuffhy
(zuffhy)
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Not entirely sure if I’m doing it in-correctly, but once I press ‘Bake’ I don’t see any results.
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Same issue happening here. Output says the bake is starting but nothing happens.
Seems to be a bug, I don’t know why it works in my local env and not for others. Investigating!
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Arxk
(Arxk)
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Still doesn’t. Maybe this has something to do with it:
Although I can’t see why it would be erroring that
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Tosik543
(Tosik)
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I also had the same issue with it not baking but installing and using the .rbxmx version fixed the issue
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Tosik543
(Tosik)
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I just realised that this doesn’t bake on Published Places (Including the template ones)
So it pretty much only bakes in local places.
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Huh? No if you want to keep the bake, just move the contents of the bake folder into your workspace.
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