I can understand why this is doing this, but is there any workaround or possibility for one in the future?
Just playing really with the occlusion map feature as it's not critical for my work, but on an enclosed interior space it just makes everything very dark, preumably as no 'ambient' light can penetrate.
In the example attached there happens to be a hole in the floor which was out of scope and not scanned, so the room is 'ambiently lit' from below, which is interesting but not what i was expecting!
Topic: Occlusion map for interior surfaces (Read 1586 times)
