Light gets darker after loading another scene - Fix

SF Games
January 02, 2023

Light gets darker after loading another scene - Fix

It's possible that the lighting conditions in the new scene are different from the previous one, causing the appearance of the light to change. It's also possible that there is some issue with the way the lighting is being set up or rendered in the new scene. Without more information about your specific setup and the steps you are taking to load the new scene, it's difficult to provide more specific guidance.

Here are a few things you could try to troubleshoot the issue:

  1. Check the lighting settings in the new scene to ensure that they are set up correctly.

  2. Make sure that any objects or surfaces that are intended to reflect light are properly set up as such.

  3. Verify that the lighting setup in the new scene is similar to the lighting setup in the previous scene.

  4. If you are using a game engine, check the documentation or forums for known issues or solutions related to lighting in the engine.

  5. If the issue persists, try to provide more information about your specific setup and the steps you are taking to reproduce the issue, so that we can try to offer more targeted guidance.

Here are a few examples of methods you could try to fix the issue of light appearing differently in different scenes:

  1. Check the lighting settings in the new scene to ensure that they are set up correctly. This might involve adjusting the intensity or color of the lights, or changing the type of light (e.g., point light, spot light, directional light).

  2. Make sure that any objects or surfaces that are intended to reflect light are properly set up as such. This might involve applying a suitable material or shader to the object, and adjusting the shininess or reflectivity of the material as needed.

  3. If you are using a game engine, check the documentation or forums for known issues or solutions related to lighting in the engine. This might involve updating to the latest version of the engine, or using a different lighting technique or approach.

  4. If the issue persists, try to provide more information about your specific setup and the steps you are taking to reproduce the issue, so that we can try to offer more targeted guidance. This might include sharing code or other relevant details, or providing a detailed description of the issue and the steps you have taken to try to resolve it.