Question How can we change the Environment Lighting Volume profile on HDRP from a script?

Hello. I am trying to change the environment volume profile (as in, the static lighting sky which will shine ambient lighting upon the scene) from code to create a LookDev tool for our artists. The thing is, I can't find anywhere in the docs how that could be accomplished.

The closest I got to an answer was finding the class StaticLightingSky, which was apparently used as a regular component in older versions of HDRP (I'm using 10.6), but is currently unused or hidden.

Since we are using a GradientSky with 3 colors, I thought using RenderSettings.ambientGroundColor, RenderSettings.ambientEquatorColor and RenderSettings.ambientSkyColor could achieve the same results, but they just get overriden by whichever volume is set inside the Lighting>Environment Window.

Is there any way to set the Environment Volume Profile through code?

Thanks for your attention.

 

I see, thanks for the reply. The thing is, our use case would be very specific to see how objects interact with one another, including shadows and post processing, so the ambient lighting would be but a small part of the final look. It's fine though, we can do a workaround, just wanted to make sure it's not there.