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By Design in 2023.1.X
Votes
2
Found in
2021.3.4f1
2022.1.9f1
2022.2.0b1
2023.1.0a3
Issue ID
UUM-9126
Regression
Yes
Scenes have no ambient lighting after scene switching
I talked to Vladimir, this issue seems to be different than https://jira.unity3d.com/browse/UUM-1345, so I make this new bug report.
Steps:
- Open attached small repro (20220714_ambient.zip)
- Edit > Preferences > GI Cache > Clean Cache
- Open base scene, hit play
- Click Next on GameView, observe the next scenes do not have ambient lighting
Note: If I open the scenes manually, ambient lighting becomes fine, both SampleScene1 and SampleScene2 has Auto Generate enabled. However our automated tests that runs on Yamato will run the tests without GI cache, so our tests will fail because of no ambient lighting.
Reproducible:
2023.1.0a3.385 (f4fb871d59a7)
2021.3.4f1.243 (cb45f9cae8b7)
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This is a known design flaw of the SkyManager, which bakes environment lighting temporarily for scenes that have none.
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Resolution Note (2023.1.X):
This is a known design flaw of the SkyManager, which bakes environment lighting temporarily for scenes that have none.
The workaround is to simply manually generate lighting for each scene where environment lighting is desired.