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Correct me if I'm wrong, but what I've gathered so far about texture baking is that an object and it's material is rendered with the desired settings, and the final result of the material is then converted into a map.
When do we do this? What if we make changes to the scene? I know it's supposed to help reduce render time but let's say, in a complex interior scene, you texture bake a sofa (i'm assuming that during this round of render, a lot of other objects are not rendered, if not, it'd defeat the purpose of texture baking). Since you have to hide other objects, doesn't it make the baked texture inaccurate since it doesn't take into account lighting effects due to other objects? |
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