Using Lightmaps from Multiple Scenes in One Scene?

I have an issue with building a multiple scene setup GI data in a Asset Bundle instead. I'm able to make an Asset Bundle with the data, but it gets built in the game anyway. Here's more details about the issue. Anybody had success doing something similar?

 

v5.4.2f2: We are having the same/similar problem as the original poster:



1. create "RoomScene" (no GI bake)
2. create "destination_02" (light map baked)
3. run "RoomScene"
4. SceneManger.LoadLevelAsync("destination_02", LoadSceneMode.Additive)
==> Scene 2 appears black and white in editor and at run-time

Note: While in editor, if we set "destination_02" to be "active" (via menu), in editor/play looks fine (but not on Android).


Note: if we view the Lighting inspector, the lightmap is from "destination_02" and looks fine.

I saw one very complex solution to the problem and another that suggested Lightmap tiling and offset is the key. But, both of these seem like far too much effort. Do we need to set the loaded scene as active to make it work? (makes no sense to me)

NOTE: If we change GI to Directional, the problem goes away.

Any updates or suggestions?

 

Update: If we insert a SceneManager.SetActiveScene() on the second scene, the problem goes away. I assume this "fix" would not work if we loaded more than two scenes.

Update: If I bake GI for the RoomScene, the problem goes away.

So, it's possible that when the first scene is non-baked (lightmap index = -1) and you add a baked scene, this causes the problem.

 

I can confirm this is still not fixed in 2018.3.13f1.
But baking the lightmaps for the second scene worked! I needed to mark the directional light there (which I don't use) as Baked to have something to bake. Thanks!

 

Open the Lighting Window select BakedLightmaps tab ，delect the reference of Lighting Data Asset ,and back to Scene tab pulldown the toggle beside Generate lighting button ,select "Clear baked Data", with these operation you can delect the reference of lightmap data towords the specific scene.