Here is a screenshot of that. Made in

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Okay.

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Currently at 11% will prolly take a while. But thank you for helping me, I even looked at your other tutorial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zO2l0Fy7yDw
Will definetly help me in the future

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nice ^^

i always take problems people have and try to solve them in my videos ^^

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btw is there a way to remove the fog from indoor areas?

or am I just stuck with using a custom shader and make a box with it?

[rose egret]

good question

i can imagine just changing the fog value by script when entering an indoor area 😄

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So like:
When enter a trigger reduce fog, when exit return to normal values

[rose egret]

possibly, but i guess the problem would be, that you would see that there is no fog outside when looking from inside

never done it

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I could circumvent that by using an airlock type system with no windows or curtains

[rose egret]

😄

seems that some advanced stuff

just found a few threads like this:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Unity3D/comments/1029fex/underwater_effect_with_no_fog_inside_rooms/

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@rose egret Sorry for ping but its done

Just some werid artifacts

No light here but yeah

Gonna give built in another try

[rose egret]

How did you fix?

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Yeah, I prefer built in over bakery. Bakery was much better years ago, but today I like built in better.
The debug view tools from Unity don’t work with baker for example

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It's importing the lightmaps now

from built in

gpu somehow worked

took like 4 minutes

[rose egret]

Ah, as I said it’s the error 😀

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Bakery just needs some proper uv mapping ig

Ok yeah, built-in worked. Just need to tweak

[rose egret]

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Then to get light to work on moving objects I use the probe group right?

[rose egret]

yeah correct. For dynamic objects in baked lighting you use light probes

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Aight, thank you for all the help. I really appreciate it