Adaptive Probe Volumes (APV)
Adaptive Probe Volumes (APV) make Light Probes easier to use by automating placement. They also provide higher quality, more accurate lighting, because they light per-pixel not per-object.
| Topic | Description |
|---|---|
| Understanding Adaptive Probe Volumes | The purpose of Adaptive Probe Volumes and what you can do with them. |
| Use Adaptive Probe Volumes | Add Adaptive Probe Volumes to your project and configure them. |
| Display Adaptive Probe Volumes | Visualize the structure of Adaptive Probe Volumes. |
| Configure the size and density of Adaptive Probe Volumes | Change the size of an Adaptive Probe Volume, or increase the density of Light Probes. |
| Bake multiple scenes together with Baking Sets | Add scenes to a Baking Set so you can bake the lighting for all the scenes together. |
| Bake different lighting setups with Lighting Scenarios | Use multiple Lighting Scenarios to store baking results for different scene setups, and switch between them at runtime. |
| Streaming Adaptive Probe Volumes | How Adaptive Probe Volumes stream lighting data to provide lighting for large open worlds. |
| Sky Occlusion | How to use Sky Occlusion with Adaptive Probe Volumes for dynamic sky lighting. |
| Fix issues with Adaptive Probe Volumes | Reduce light leaks and seams in your lighting result. |
| Adaptive Probe Volume Inspector window reference | Reference for the Adaptive Probe Volume Inspector window. |
| Adaptive Probe Volumes panel reference | Reference for the Adaptive Probe Volumes panel in the Lighting settings. |
| Probe Volumes Options Override reference | Reference for the Adaptive Probe Volumes Options Override. |
| Probe Adjustment Volume component reference | Reference for the Probe Adjustment Volume component. |
| Override the Adaptive Probe Volumes baking backend | Reference for overriding the Adaptive Probe Volumes baking backend. |