Lightmap appears in "Baked Lightmap" view, not in "Shaded" view

I haven't come across this before but I'm working on a scene that uses Lightmapping for Global Illumination. While looking at the scene in the Editor Scene window in "Baked Lightmap" mode, I noticed a lot more (wanted) shading than when I'm in "Shaded" mode. Sure enough switching back and forth between the two shows that in "Shaded" mode in the Scene view (as well as when in play mode) a lot of my Lighmapping isn't actually working on multiple meshes. Doubt this matters but I'm using URP.

I've made a YouTube video which will hopefully present what I'm trying to describe.

Note the shading behind the door in Baked Lightmap view both before and after I disable the GameObject. However that same shading is not present in "Shaded" view.

I've confirmed the usual stuff like Static, Contribute GI etc. Does anyone have any ideas what's happening here?

Thanks!
Cassius

 

Thanks for the reply, @uy3d. I'm using the URP Lit shader, no customizations.

It's possible that after years of using Unity (purchased Pro back around 2012) that I fundamentally misunderstand something about baked GI. When I reduce light on my "sun", I start to see some of the shading provided by the bake. The scene in my video is in direct "sunlight", so is the intended functionality with "Baked Indirect"?

 

Thanks @ADufay. I'll try that and report back.

 

That didn't appear to have any effect whatsoever. I bumped both Indirect Samples and Environment Samples up to 200 each.

Is it possible this is caused by the area being in direct sunlight? When I disable the sun to reveal only ambient light from Lightmap, the shading appears as expected. Of course then I don't have my sun light.