I have a sphere with Standard Shader and emission set to 5. Emission color = red. Doesn't emit light.

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So I have this sphere in the scene, and below it a floor with default material. On the sphere it is Standard Shader, emission set to 5, emission color set to red, emission > global illumination set to Realtime. I play the game, and nothing happens. The sphere looks incredibly bright but it doesn't emit light. Isn't that the point of emission?

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Answer by tanoshimi · Mar 27, 2015 at 09:50 PM

And the floor is marked as static?

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mightybob · Mar 27, 2015 at 11:59 PM 0

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It's marked as static now and works, but both the light emitter and floor have to be marked as static. This sort of pisses me off, how can they advertise for 6 months Real Time Global Illu$$anonymous$$ation when any objects with GI of any sort cannot move? It might as well just be baked.

dskeith mightybob · Dec 09, 2015 at 11:09 PM 0

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$$anonymous$$y understanding is you can use light probes in the location of key objects for realtime GI for moving objects.

I have a sphere with Standard Shader and emission set to 5. Emission color = red. Doesn't emit light.

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