Day Night Cycle: Sun, Moon, Sky & God Rays

A full day and night for URP, from one directional light.
Add one component and the sun rises, crosses the sky and sets in a blaze of colour. Then the full moon comes up and lights the night. Scrub to any hour in the Scene view, or press Play and let the clock run.
Features
• Sun and moon from one light. Your directional light becomes the moon at night, so you get moonlit shadows without a second shadowed light.
• A sky that follows the sun. Fiery sunsets, a glowing afterglow, a deep blue night sky and a full moon.
• Dusk and night lighting. Fog, ambient light and reflections dim and cool as the sun goes down, and a soft night look blends in.
• God rays. Shafts of light through every gap, from the sun by day and the moon by night. The demo shows how to add a ground mist for stronger beams.
• Sun adaptation. Look into the sun and the view darkens. Look away and it recovers, like your eyes.
• Sun flare. Glow, streak, rainbow halo and lens ghosts, hidden when something blocks the sun.
Easy to use
• One-click setup that works with your existing light, sky and volumes.
• Preview any hour in the editor. Your scene's own lighting is always what gets saved.
• Quick Check window finds and fixes setup problems.
• Demo scene: a stone circle at sunset with a first-person player. Hold T to speed up time.