void UpdateCurrentStaticLightingSky()
{
// First, grab the sky settings of the right type in the profile.
CoreUtils.Destroy(m_SkySettings);
m_SkySettings = null;
m_LastComputedHash = 0;
GetSkyFromIDAndVolume(m_StaticLightingSkyUniqueID, m_Profile, out m_SkySettingsFromProfile, out var skyType);
if (m_SkySettingsFromProfile != null)
{
// The static lighting sky is a Volume Component that lives outside of the volume system (we just grab a component from a profile)
// As such, it may contain values that are not actually overridden
// For example, user overrides a value, change it, and disable overrides. In this case the volume still contains the old overridden value
// In this case, we want to use values only if they are still overridden, so we create a volume component with default values and then copy the overridden values from the profile.
// Also, a default profile might be set in the HDRP project settings, this volume is applied by default to all the scene so it should also be taken into account here.
// Create an instance with default values
m_SkySettings = (SkySettings)ScriptableObject.CreateInstance(skyType);
var newSkyParameters = m_SkySettings.parameters;
var profileSkyParameters = m_SkySettingsFromProfile.parameters;
var defaultVolume = HDRenderPipeline.GetOrCreateDefaultVolume();
SkySettings defaultSky = null;
if (defaultVolume.sharedProfile != null) // This can happen with old projects.
{
defaultVolume.sharedProfile.TryGet(skyType, out defaultSky);
}
var defaultSkyParameters = defaultSky != null ? defaultSky.parameters : null; // Can be null if the profile does not contain the component.
// Seems to inexplicably happen sometimes on domain reload.
if (profileSkyParameters == null)
{
return;
}
int parameterCount = m_SkySettings.parameters.Count;
// Copy overridden parameters.
for (int i = 0; i < parameterCount; ++i)
{
if (profileSkyParameters[i].overrideState == true)
{
newSkyParameters[i].SetValue(profileSkyParameters[i]);
}
// Fallback to the default profile if values are overridden in there.
else if (defaultSkyParameters != null && defaultSkyParameters[i].overrideState == true)
{
newSkyParameters[i].SetValue(defaultSkyParameters[i]);
}
}
m_LastComputedHash = m_SkySettingsFromProfile.GetHashCode();
}
}
void UpdateCurrentStaticLightingSky()
{
// First, grab the sky settings of the right type in the profile.
CoreUtils.Destroy(m_SkySettings);
m_SkySettings = null;
m_LastComputedHash = 0;
GetSkyFromIDAndVolume(m_StaticLightingSkyUniqueID, m_Profile, out m_SkySettingsFromProfile, out var skyType);
if (m_SkySettingsFromProfile != null)
{
// The static lighting sky is a Volume Component that lives outside of the volume system (we just grab a component from a profile)
// As such, it may contain values that are not actually overridden
// For example, user overrides a value, change it, and disable overrides. In this case the volume still contains the old overridden value
// In this case, we want to use values only if they are still overridden, so we create a volume component with default values and then copy the overridden values from the profile.
// Create an instance with default values
m_SkySettings = (SkySettings)ScriptableObject.CreateInstance(skyType);
var newSkyParameters = m_SkySettings.parameters;
var profileSkyParameters = m_SkySettingsFromProfile.parameters;
// Seems to inexplicably happen sometimes on domain reload.
if (profileSkyParameters == null)
{
return;
}
int parameterCount = m_SkySettings.parameters.Count;
// Copy overridden parameters.
for (int i = 0; i < parameterCount; ++i)
{
if (profileSkyParameters[i].overrideState == true)
{
newSkyParameters[i].SetValue(profileSkyParameters[i]);
}
}
m_LastComputedHash = m_SkySettingsFromProfile.GetHashCode();
}
}
