Why are my "baked" point lights still producing realtime lighting?

I have a scene with over 50 points lights, all set to baked and one directional light for shadows.

If i bake the scene and run the game I get a huge drop in frame rate.. if I disable all the point lights the game runs at 100fps, but the scene is then only lit by the one directional light and is of course really dark! Am I missing something here?

I assumed that all light from the point lights would be baked and therefor they wouldn't actually do anything at runtime.. isn't that the idea???

Any advise or help would be great!

 

screen shots attached.

 

Well, maybe its culling related? I've seen that the light culling is quite costly even for lights that are set to baked. I would think they should be just disabled, but they are not.
On mobile I could get up to 4ms permance hit on baked light culling. (So I disable them manually before build).

 

There are no light maps baked, so there is no baked info. Do you have any geometry marked as static?

 

Temp fix: turn real time light bounce intensity down to zero.

 

Yes, everything is marked as lightmapped static, I had just cleared the bake data before that screen shot to re-bake the screen.

 

'Compositing' job failed with error code: 6 ('Failed writing or importing the composited texture file.').

Failed writing to: '/Users/../Library/Caches/com.unity3d.UnityEditor/GiCache/c3/c36f44c75a3be602cbc61eaef6e0fee7._comp_light.exr.tmp'.

I'm getting 999+ errors now in the console??

 

Kill your library and let the project re-import maybe? Also kill your lightmap cache.

May want to try just closing and re-opening Unity first.

 

Came across this still in unity 2020.2.2, just in case anyone has this problem in the future, set the Culling Mask of your lights to Nothing.

This way, they will not contribute to real-time lighting, but will contribute to baked lighting.