No colour bleed with baked lightmaps

Good evening...

I have a question in regards to the baking process using Enlighten, where I want to bake down my light maps to get the colour bleeding I am expecting with it. In a simple scene, I am using a Cornell Box to test out the lighting in my scene using only emissive objects (Using Alloy as my PBR) and when I set the emissive GI to real time, I get the colour bleed from the walls. Look at the blue hue on the box. Yay. (That is the expected behaviour of GI).



But when I set the Emissive GI to bake, the colour bleed disappears. What could I do to keep that bleed? Are there benefits to keeping the GI in realtime though most of the scene is static? Right now the scene is just boooooooooooooooooo. No colour bleed, no fun. What could I do? Thanks in advance.

 

Nope. Even with the standard shader, there is no color bleed

 

i don't know if i have the same problem, but i have a scene with a street and i light up the windows and some doors with an emissivemap in the standard shader. i get no light on the street in front of the house. the doors are lit, but there is no light in front of it, as i would expect.

 

I may have to test this out using an actual light and see if the bleed is there when I bake. I also get some issues when I use mixed mode for light mapping

 

I do get the light bleed if I use regular lights and set it to mixed... so for emissive objects, it is best if I leave it set to realtime...

 

I can send it. Bear in mind I am not using the Unity 5 standard shaders with my project

 

I wouldn't call it a bug... but here is a package via dropbox. It's early morning and I didn't want to log this as a bug.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/5qf7smgzst2r23g/Cornell Box Package.unitypackage?dl=0