unity-light

You can batch configure multiple Unity scene lights programmatically by using a scripting command that applies property updates across selected light objects simultaneously. This approach ensures consistent settings and improves performance over manual adjustments.

Yes, you can create directional, point, spot, and area lights in Unity through code. The scripting interface allows you to specify the light type during creation and configure its position, color, and shadow settings in the same call.

Automating light shadows and intensity in Unity is best handled by a scripting approach that updates these properties programmatically. You can enable or disable shadows and adjust intensity values across multiple lights without manual scene editing.

Unity scripting supports retrieving light information and discovering lights in a scene by enumerating existing light objects. You can query light properties such as type, range, and color programmatically to audit your current scene setup.

Yes, programmatic Unity lighting updates can include optional safety checks. These checks help validate light configurations before applying changes, preventing invalid property values from breaking your scene setup during batch operations.