AR Environment Probe Manager - effecting the specularity of surface shaders?

I'm using the AR Environment Probe Manager in a project and it appears that when its on, it is impacting the materials on objects in my scene. I have a number of objects that have very matte materials that look correct when I'm running the app without AR Environment Probe Manager, but once its on, it seems like they have increased specularity.

I'm not looking to have simulated reflections on these objects, but I was hoping to have ambient light contribution from the AR Environment Probe Manager as it seems to help make CG elements fit into their surroundings better. In addition to making non-shiny surfaces look shiny, I'm also seeing a strange gridded dot artifact subtly on the surfaces. Anyone have any insight into either of these things?

 

I'm having the same problem. Did you ever find a solution to this?

 

No

 

Same issue here...
Are you guys using android or ios?
I read about a similar issue for arkit that got fixed:
https://bitbucket.org/Unity-Technol...ues/63/environment-probe-reflections-make-all

 

I’m just using iOS w/ ARFoundation

 

Not possible, at least as far as I can tell. Unity markets it as if it is, but it’s only for reflections. Seems to me that someone could write code to just plug the generated hdri into the right place to do it. Directional lighting estimation is also only available with the front facing camera, which is weird because if it can only get the light direction from that camera, the phone just needs to rotate the light rotational info 180 degrees and apply that it to the front facing camera AR. If I knew how to code I’d write all this stuff