Errors in baking light

Hi everyone,
I'm Mirka and it is the first time that I use this forum. I have a problem with the set up of the light in my project. I have an indoor scene. I use only directional light, but as you can see from the picture, there are some elements that is correctly illuminated.. other are white. I use the same material to these different elements. There is anyone who can help me?
Thank you!!

 

Is the white object static as well?

 

Yes they are!

 

I don't know, it's hard to judge just from those screenshots. It could be a number of things. What have you tried so far?

 

I tried to attach the single objects and I added two point light. Nothing change... I really don't understand why, for example, only one bench are wthite.. They are all instance with the same material!!!

 

Hi! I'm using Unity 2017.3.1f1 with Englighten.

 

You need to check your normals, make sure that they are all facing the correct direction. Are you using sketchup models, if so are you doing double sided or did you edit the model to be correct.

If you are using sketchup models you really need to not generate backface, instead edit the model in monochrome and make sure all normals are facing out, then remove all backface materials with Materials extension.

I can't tell if that is a lightmap issue or a (incorrect normals light bleed issue).

Turn off your baked lighting and post some pictures with baked and without so i can get a better picture of what is happening.

 

I can tell you that directional lights in unity work so if you have a light issue, first you need to check to see if it exists without baked or realtime GI enabled. If it does, its a modeling issue and most likely has to do with normals.

 

Oh, I see that you are using Realtime GI and Baked, pretty sure you need to choose one or the other.

Baked will have the same effect as Realtime GI with the exception that you can't change a materials emission and have the lighting update in mealtime without the use of light probes.

I could be wrong here but I'm pretty sure you need to choose one but not both.

 

Thank you so much! I model it in Autodesk Revit. I will check it and let you know if it works!!