Resolved Why do baked Reflection Probes capture scene different when using Lightmapping.BakeReflectionProbe?

I'm trying to set up a simple script to automate the baking of reflection probes in my scene. I'm using

Lightmapping.BakeReflectionProbe

to perform the bake, but I'm finding that the resulting generated texture isn't the same as it is if I press the Bake button in the Reflection Probe's inspector.

For example, here's the result of pressing Bake:



And here's the same probe after calling

Lightmapping.BakeReflectionProbe

:



It seems that the

Lightmapping.BakeReflectionProbe

version is pulling in a bunch of additional lighting that the "Bake" button version is not. Interestingly, it seems that the

Lightmapping.BakeReflectionProbe

is baking its own lighting into the cubemap. That is, if I disable the reflection probe before calling

Lightmapping.BakeReflectionProbe

, I get different results. But even disabling the probe before baking, the

Lightmapping.BakeReflectionProbe

version is picking up other specular reflections and lighting.

Is there a different way to bake reflection probes programmatically that I should be using?

 

I found the answer. Instead of using

Lightmapping.BakeReflectionProbe

, I should be using

LightmappingHDRP.BakeProbe

. Using that approach, the result is the same as pressing Bake in the inspector.

So I'm all set here. I guess the example code I was looking at for reference was for built-in, not HDRP.