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Overview

The Camera Effects allow you to make various colour modifications to the scene.

Required Fields

Field Name

Description

Bloom

The Bloom effect creates fringes of light extending from the borders of bright areas in the scene.

Tint: Use the colour picker to select a colour for the Bloom effect to tint to.

Intensity: Set the strength of the Bloom filter, in a range from 0 to 1. The default is 0, which means that the Bloom effect is disabled.

Adjust Colours

Lets you change the overall tone, brightness, and contrast of the scene.

Contrast: Change the overall range of tonal values. Larger positive values expand the tonal range and lower negative values shrink the tonal range. (What is the range??)

Colour Filter: Use the colour picker to select which colour the Color Adjustment effect should use to multiply the render and tint the result.

Hue Shift: Shift the hue of all colours. (What is the range??)

Saturation: Push the intensity of all colours. (What is the range??)

Vignette

This effect darkens the edges of an image

Intensity: Set the strength of the vignette effect. (What is the range??)

Colour: Use the colour picker to set the colour of the vignette.

Events

TBD

Example in the Headset

What the learner sees with NO Effect applied:

Bloom Effect

What the learner sees in the headset:

Adjust Colours Effect

What the learner sees in the headset:

Vignette Effect

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