Hey, so:
this is how it looks before building light
http://img5.fotos-hochladen.net/uploads/unbenannta6vs1if9mt.png
this is the same scene after the building.
http://img5.fotos-hochladen.net/uploads/unbenanntzpx4u13sfv.png
do I have to have something like a a lightmap or some sort of extra texture?
the floor is a BSP geometry and the bench is premade from UE but why is it all bright? hm.
Create a lightmass importance volume that covers the scene and it should fix. If not, increase the lightmap resolution of the bench afterwards.
i added a lightmass importance volume that covers the scene, didnt fix it.
if I check Force No Recomputed Lighting in the World Settings under Light… it works, and the bench doesnt shine bright… but i need more infos on that? any idea
That option disables lightmaps and forces you to use dynamic lighting(no indirect lighting and more performance cost)
Can you try with a directional light instead of that point light and see how it looks? Also, you havent change any options or made any modifications to that bench, right?
i put up the ressolution times 3 nothing has changed, ill try the thing with the directional light, will report soon
so with directional light it still wont work…
Is it happening only with that bench? Have you tried another static mesh?
dude did you see the screenshots? it makes EVERYTHING bright :c dont care about the bench
How does the scene look when you view it using the ‘detailed lighting’ buffer rather than the default ‘lit’ buffer? Does it also look this way in both game mode and editor mode? The reason I ask, is that I have had issues with the different render buffers in the past that yielded similar looking results when I was running in editor view, as you are in the screenshot.
Matt
well in the editor detailed lighting only takes away to color ( you know what I mean) and ingame there is no change(obviously) for know im using the Force No Recomputed Lighting method, just disableing it helps for 80% of the time
Could you post an image of the detailed lighting buffer? There should be highlights and shadows, even if the lighting is overly bright. The image that you posted looks like there is no normal, highlight, or shadow information, which makes me suspicious that it is an issue with the frame buffer rather than the lighting. Does changing the camera exposure, or drastically changing the lights intensity, make a difference?
the default view http://www.fotos-hochladen.net/uploads/unbenannt6kj8f7shl3.png
detail lighting view http://www.fotos-hochladen.net/uploads/unbenannte650bgdhjf.png
Those look fine and do not show the same problem as your initial post. Is there still an issue?
well yeah i didnt build the light there, obviously it would have no effect because I only changed the lighting in the viewport^^ i dont understand what you want from me
Build the lights again and then take a screenshot of lighting buffer. Currently you are using dynamic lighting, which isnt solving your problem, you are just using another lighting method as i pointed out earlier.
If nothing works, do this:
As Jacky says, I would like to see the problem scene (with the lighting built, just like it is in your initial post) via the detailed lighting buffer to help determine if it is a lighting issue or a problem with the frame buffer.
I may have a similar problem…here are some screenshots:
I am using 4.5.1.
