uhm... Unity auto-updates all 2d sprites and 2d sprites in the scene, you do not have to manually apply a new material to everything... I might re-do this tutorial and do a little more research beforehand. There are also some things not covered by this tutorial that are essential, and this should be at least labeled as a 2D tutorial.
Unity does not redo it as it did not redo it in the video automatically. It also did not automatically update it in my main project which is why I made this video.
@@KAJ7x Ah, it didn't come across that way, yeah there's a system in place however, I've briefly had issues with it in the past which is why I went about it the way I did in the video. Just an alternative to give people better control over upgrading assets to be usable with 2D lights.
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YES! It worked. 1000 tutorials and no one except this pointed out applying lit material on all objects. TY
Thanks it worked finally
Bro you are such a lifesaver! Been searching for a solution for this and your tutorial worked! Thank youuu!!
This level looks cool. I can't wait to see it fleshed out further.
You are the love of my life. Thank you thank you thank you thank you. It finally works after literal months.
I just upgraded my 2D project to 2D URP, but the lighting wasn't working. Thanks to your sharing, I was able to resolve the issue.
Thank you very much. It works !
Cheers m8. Exactly what I needed to fix it. Left a like.
Thank you, this wasn't working for me, I've been searching for a solution for a couple of hours now, your video helped a lot, cheers!
Wooow that really solved the problem
Thank you so much! It was really helpful!
hmm i have it set up this way, and the lights do look enabled in the scene view, but once i start play to enter game mode, all the lighting is gone.
Did worked perfect for me since, for no reason, the automatique update for materials didn't worked... So, thanks!
Thanks man
Everytime I place global 2D light into the scene, all gets black :o/
thank you so much
thanks you saved my life
I am using shader graph for my sprite and it is not affected by the global light can anyone know how to fix it?
Still works. ++++
Thanks
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uhm... Unity auto-updates all 2d sprites and 2d sprites in the scene, you do not have to manually apply a new material to everything... I might re-do this tutorial and do a little more research beforehand. There are also some things not covered by this tutorial that are essential, and this should be at least labeled as a 2D tutorial.
Unity does not redo it as it did not redo it in the video automatically. It also did not automatically update it in my main project which is why I made this video.
@@Hinternet i never said that unity just "does it" you have to go to somewhere in edit and you will find a button that converts everything to URP
@@KAJ7x Ah, it didn't come across that way, yeah there's a system in place however, I've briefly had issues with it in the past which is why I went about it the way I did in the video. Just an alternative to give people better control over upgrading assets to be usable with 2D lights.