问题
I am using SceneKit’s autoenablesDefaultLighting and allowsCameraControl functions of my sceneView to provide light to an obj 3D model in the app and rotate around this object in Objective-C. Since upgrading to iOS12, the default light intensity of autoenablesDefaultLighting gets higher and the 3D model looks so bright!
Did anyone faced the same issue? If yes, is there a way to control the light intensity of autoenablesDefaultLighting when its value is ‘YES’? If it is not editable, I tried to attach/constraint an omni light or directional light to a camera by creating a node, assign a light to this node and add as child of SCNView.pointOfView but no light illuminates the scene.
Exemple:
3D object displayed before iOS 12
3D object displayed in iOS 12
It will be good if anyone can help me on it.
Many thanks!
Edit to solve this issue
I create a new SCNCamera and add this in a node and set the PointOfView of my scnView.
Activate the HDR of this camera with scnView.pointOfView.wantHDR = YES;
but a had a grey background.
To delete the grey background I delete the background color with scnView.backgroundColor = [UIColor ClearColor]
and set the explosure of the camera to -1 with :
self.scnView.pointOfView.camera.minimumExposure = -1;
self.scnView.pointOfView.camera.maximumExposure = -1;
Thanks
回答1:
You can try enabling HDR. It should result in a balanced exposure
scnView?.pointOfView?.camera?.wantsHDR = true
With HDR enabled, you can even control exposure compensation with
scnView?.pointOfView?.camera?.exposureOffset
回答2:
.camera?.wantsHDR = true
.camera?.wantsExposureAdaptation = false
Should solve the problem!
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52542734/autoenablesdefaultlighting-is-too-bright-in-ios-12-and-scnview-pointofview-is-no