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Disable ambient light
Hi,
my environment are more beautiful in the scene when I disable the lights. Can we disable the ambient light in the game? When I do this in windows scene my models are best.
Go to the render settings in Unity and turn down the ambient light color to pure black. It's not a real light; it's just a color that any shaders that make use of the ambient light constant can use.
This answer helped me but it creates another problem. I have a single room with light switch and I need to be able to toggle lights in room with this switch. The problem is that when I turn off lights, switch turns completely black when it shouldn't because I can't find it any more.
See screenshot
You can press the red outlined button to show the scene if the ambient light is black
Great but the switch is still pitch black ingame when I turn off lights. Can I add some kind of faint glow to it so it doesn't illu$$anonymous$$ate the area but the player will still be able to see it? Some kind of emergency exit glow if you know what I mean.
Please do not re-open old, answered questions with new questions. Please start a new question, perhaps titled something like "How do I show an object in a scene with no ambient light?"
For Unity 5 ambient scene lighting is now found under Window > Lighting > Scene.
In Unity 5:
Open
Window -> Lighting, go to theScenetab.Set
Ambient SourcetoColorandAmbient Colorto black. This will eliminate one part of Ambient lighting.Next, you want to remove ambient light due to Skybox reflections by simply setting
Reflection Intensityto0.
Now, your light will only come from explicitly added light sources! :)
I would so much like a menu item in the Unity Editor to turn off all lights so that we create them on our own. Perhaps some default settings are great, but the current ones are not to my liking. To be precise: I don't understand them.
To disable ambient light you need to go to the render settings in Unity , like Eric5h5 says, but set ambient color to pure white. In this case it will not affect your scene and models.
I highly doubt it. Ambient light is additive to the lighting equation, so pure black is the correct choice.
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