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I added a start screen and end screen, on 2D canvases, and that messed up the lighting consistency across scenes. The following resolved that.

Hi guys ! I have now upgraded from 4 to 5.4.2f2… Disaster ! I had to fix all the loadlevel with the scene management… but i have a problem with the directional light ! If i play the scene from unity it’s OK, but if i restart the level, or i start the level from the main menu the direction light becomes more dark and strange… Please help me…

Fresnel equations: The Fresnel equations describe how light behaves when it encounters an interface between two different media, determining the reflection and transmission coefficients for both p- and s-polarized light.

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P-polarization refers to the polarization of light waves in which the electric field vector lies in the plane of incidence. This type of polarization is significant when light interacts with surfaces, especially during reflection and refraction, as it influences how light behaves at interfaces between different media.

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When the lighting was different from one scene to the next, the first scene was always properly lit, but the second was darkened. When I loaded multiple scenes in a sequence, all the scenes that had the exact same lighting setup were all lit as designed, but any scene that had any deviation from the original was darkened. I got rid of the darkening by just having all the lighting in my scenes be *exactly* the same.

I tried for hours to get this working. I loaded a scene from a loading screen, along with 2 additive scenes and ENSURED the main scene was set as the active scene, but still it was inheriting the lighting settings from the loading screen. Finally decided to try the generate lighting option which worked, but damn it’d be nice if things actually worked as expected. If I set a specific scene as the active scene, it should just automatically switch the lighting settings for that scene. At least I learned that I have a lot of reading up to do on lighting in Unity.

but after baking ,the light get dark, ineed solution please…it hurts 161508-bandicam-2020-06-09-19-14-40-869.jpg1360×768 191 KB

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3. (Optional) Go to Window > Rendering > Lighting Settings > Lightmapping Settings (inner tab) Change the following value, and then click on Generate Lighting

e. If you want to remove the generated lighting for a particular scene, just delete the created folder associated with that scene. If you change the lighting in a scene, just press Generate Lighting for that scene again, and it will overwrite the old lighting data for it.

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d. Now that each scene has its own lighting data, Unity won’t try to recreate it for each scene, and everything should be lit as designed.

You have to go to Window → Lighting. In that Window, look for the “Debug Settings”. Untick the “Auto Generate” checkbox and hit the “Generate Lighting” button beside it. That should take care of it in the editor.

For anyone that may come across this issue in the future, I fixed it by unchecking Baked Global Illumination and checking Auto Generate under the lighting tab.

S-polarization, or perpendicular polarization, is where the electric field vector is perpendicular to the plane of incidence.

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c. For each scene that you “Generate Lighting” for, a new folder will be created (inside your scenes folder) containing LightingData and ReflectionProbe files.

Brewster's angle: Brewster's angle is the specific angle of incidence at which light with p-polarization is perfectly transmitted through a transparent dielectric surface, with no reflection.

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EDIT: Nevermind I have figured this out I’m having the opposite problem, is there any way to keep the darkened lighting instead of the brighter one? I’d like to use the darker lighting from not fixing it but it then renders the proper-brighter lighting when I build the game.

Mine was solved by simply setting Window / Rendering / Lighting / Scene / Lighting Settings with a custom source to anything other than the default None.

I HAVE FOUND IT! This is a problem with the skybox loading between scenes. To fix it, go to Window>Rendering>Lighting>Environment. There you should see the Source in the Environment Lighting section set to Skybox by default. When I changed this to color(on ALL scenes) it fixed all my problems with lighting. Every project is different, but this worked better than all of the other solutions I have tried.

If you want to default ‘Light Setting After Reseting Them’ OR If you create another scene & lighting was not matching to default Scene(SampleScene), Then you are in the right place…just read the below description.

When you select a scene, Unity will automatically bake all the lights and render things. BUT when you open a scene while playing the game in the editor, Unity will NOT bake the lights,render them, fix the effects and all, and this causes everything to stay dark.

b. Click “Generate Lighting” at the bottom of that window (any tab). Do this for ALL your scenes that have 3D lighting. I didn’t do it for my 2D start & end screens, as they didn’t have “lighting”. (I did try adding the same lighting to those 2D screens, but that didn’t stop the darkening from happening.)