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How do I include baked lighting in my prefabs?
So I have a school hallway that I want to make tiled that heavily relies on a baked area light to look as good as it does. This is for an endless runner game I'm making. However, I need to turn the section into a prefab so I can generate an infinite amount for when I'm playing. When turning it into a prefab, it loses its lighting. How do I turn the object into a prefab while keeping its lighting?
I've tried using the tools on this link but I'm still so confused. https://forum.unity.com/threads/problems-with-instantiating-baked-prefabs.324514/page-5#post-2519284 
I really need help
So the baked area light object is in the hall object along with the prefab. The hall object is basically a folder with the objects inside. Its a child. Am I not supposed to do that?
So to be honest, I already built a system that generates a variety of different prefabs in a straight line and connected. Since the hallways will each have variety to them, I need this system to randomly generate around 12 different hallways.
Anyways, I'm getting desperate and development on my project is halted due to this.
@SolidSlish Did you figure out how to add a lightmap to a prefab? I have the same issue...
Where is the Baked Lighting object or property located? Have you tried adding it as a component to the prefab? Or what about as a child to the prefab? (Prefabs can have children.) I'm new to baked lighting and lighting in general so I'm just trying to get a handle on how this is all done.
In your image, it looks like the correct hallway is on the left and the dark one is on the right.
Are there other ways besides prefabs to generate an infinite hallway? Procedural generation perhaps?
mmkstarr
Any updates on this?
