Hi,
I’m working on a gizmo for moving and rotating objects at runtime. The gizmo is actual geometry with an emissive material. The project uses a player controlled sun and sky system and auto-exposure. Now the problem I am facing is that the gizmo is either too dark at noon or starts to glow at sundown.
Is there a way to draw an object on top of the scene, while comletely ignoring the exposure?
Use an unlit material 
Unless I am missing something this will only ignore lights, but not the exposure. To see the gizmo in a dark scene I made it emissive and the emission is causing the glow.
You can only use emissive with unlit. I think you only need a brightness of .5, which shouldn’t touch exposure:
the material effecting the exposure is not the problem, but the difference in the skys intensity
so for the first image, the emission needs to be above 1 and for the second image it has to be way lower.
I’m just looking for a way to draw something with a constanst color without any exposure, just like a umg widget or the editors move tool.
I think we have very different environment settings.
I’m using the default sun and sky system.
Ah, nice…
