Changing the skybox via script in unity makes all the gameObjects in the scene super dark-CodePudding

I want to change the skybox in my game through script depending on what skybox the player has chosen. Here's the code for that

 if(SaveGame.Load<string>("Map").Contains("Night"))
        {
            dayLight.SetActive(false);
            nightLight.SetActive(true);
            RenderSettings.skybox =skyboxes[1];
        }
        else if(SaveGame.Load<string>("Map").Contains("Day"))
        {
            dayLight.SetActive(true);
            nightLight.SetActive(false);
            RenderSettings.skybox =skyboxes[0];
        }

I can confirm that the error is not in the SaveGame.Load<string>("Map) because it actually does change the skybox. It changes it from night to day. However all the gameobjects in my scene become super dim and black. The only way I fix this is by dragging the skybox material from the Project tab to the scene view, everything becomes shiny again, but when I do it from script it's super dark. There are also no errors at all in the Console. How do I fix this?

CodePudding user response：

If Dynamic Global Illumination (Dynamic GI) is used the environment cube map needs to be updated after changing the skybox. it can be done like this:

DynamicGI.UpdateEnvironment();