After running through the lightmap baking tutorial my shadows are not baked into the terrain texture. Is there a step I'm missing?

Hi Aaran,

So we fixed the problem with actually building an apk with Lush in our project but when we install on a device the trees just show as black planes on the tree branches (see attached image)

I know you have said that that this has not been tested on mobile and I also know that we will probably not get a fix in time for us to include in our build we are pushing tomorrow - which is really unfortunate as I really like your system. But have you any suggestions or ideas for why this is happening and what can be done to fix it?

We have tried enforcing OpenGLES 3 when publishing and are publishing to Android 7.0.

ANY help or ideas will be really great. Thanks in advance.  

I have a couple of issues. first is that my shadows are square. it has the detail shadows, but it has square shadows as well. looks like it's casting both billboard and detail shadow at the same time. 

second issue is that it seems to have done something to my original trees. I can't use my original trees on my terrain now at all. it worries me. also, you have divide by zero errors when i run the tree conversion scene, and it won't stop running and i had to force quit unity.

Last thing, my unity trees had the ambient occlusion effect enabled. these new LOD trees do not seem to be showing it.

The cross-fading system which goes from mesh to billboard and vice-versa is not behaving as I would expect. Once a cross-fade begins, it should complete in a set period of time even if I don't move any closer. Currently, if I move slowly toward a billboard tree it will begin to cross-fade, but if I stop moving then the tree is stuck in a partially faded state where it's obvious there are dithered pixels. When observing other fading systems in games as soon as the cross-fading begins, it completes within a set period of time (1-2 seconds) even if I stop moving.

Hi just wondering if I am able to keep the specular / gloss map of my tree during the convert. Cheers

I am working on an AR game where I have a small city that can be placed in AR. However the LOD calculation calculates from Camera to original tree positions, not the ones where they are placed after. So basically you can get really close to the trees and they will still be billboard LOD. Is there a way to update this at runtime so the LOD still works properly after moving the trees to a new location?

i use mapmagic spawn 300 tree , it take me 5s to loading the game ,but when i spawn 1500 trees , it always loading , at least 3mins ,i have to close unity , my plan is to create 5000 , what should i do 

I'm having a bit of problems with wind. Only leaves seem to be affected by wind zones, while the branches aren't affected at all, neither by main wind nor turbulance. This is unfortunate, because it makes the leaves appear disjointed when there's wind.

Another problem I'm having is that the shadows in the leaves are flickering a lot as they move in the wind, more notacible from certain angles. The flickering gets worse as the wind speed declines (though completely stops when there's no wind at all).

I'm using instantiated trees, not hand placed, so I had to modify the script a bit (we worked on this in a whole other thread) and therefore no baked shadows, only realtime. I've tried everything, including disabling ambient occlusion on the trees before converting them, but nothing seems to work. Any ideas what might be causing these issues?