Hi there, Thank you for your support. Appreciate that! For now, what I've found is that you can bake nice lightmaps for LOD assets using Unity 2017.4 + Progressive or Enlighten. If you are using the latest Unity 2019, use Enlighten, it gives a good LOD lightmap baking result. But keep in mind that Unity is planning to remove Enlighten from Unity in future releases. The current Progressive lightmapper in Unity 2019.3 seems like it doesn't support lightmap baking for LODs. I would recommend using Bakery (from the asset store). I tested it, and it works with all of my assets on Unity 2017, 2018, 2019+, without any problems. Bake results for LOD and noLOD assets are very clean and nice using low baking resolutions. Compared with Unity Progressive lightmapper and Enlighten, Bakery gives much better results and at a lower lightmap resolution + fast bake speeds. EDIT: LOD Lightmap baking now works on Unity 2020.1!!! Tested it and the baked lightmap looks the same as on noLOD tree. It bakes all levels of LOD and the transition between them is seamless :) Best Regards, Justin from LMHPOLY

Thank you for the support, appreciate that! Please, before you review the asset, double check that! There are 2 types of those trees, One sided and Two sided trees. Two sided trees can be seen from the bottom too, so it works on any game type. So when you go inside "Pine_Trees" folder you can see there are 2 folders "OneSided" and "TwoSided". Open "TwoSided" folder and drag the prefab to your scene. You can even see that I mentioned that in the asset description here in the store: "-All Prefab meshes are One Sided as it should be + you get Fir, Palm, and Pine Tree Prefabs with Two-Sided leaves. " I don't know how, but somehow you missed that. Best Regards, Justinas from LMHPoly