Creative Core: Lighting quiz

Real-time lighting simulates light as it works in the real world. Baked lighting does not simulate light’s behavior in the real world.

Unity calculates real-time lighting at runtime. Baked lighting is calculated in advance, and then the lighting data is applied at runtime.

You need to use the Realtime Global Illumination system to create real-time lights.

Only projects aiming for realistic lighting effects need to use real-time lighting.

Lightmapping is the process of precalculating lighting data in a scene and storing it in a texture called a lightmap, so you can use it later.

Lightmapping is the process of saving the lighting calculations that happen at runtime as a texture called a lightmap, so you can reuse this data later.

Lightmapping is the process of placing Light Probes throughout a scene to create a map of the space.

Lightmapping is the process of creating the light sources in a scene that are necessary for full visibility.

Light leaks are caused when light source intensity is set too high.

Light leaks are caused when you add too many lights in a scene.

Light leaks are caused when light can pass where it shouldn’t be present (which is often caused by gaps in geometry).