Overloading Predefined Ambiences and Cameras

You can customize some ambience and camera parameters when using predefined ambiences.

This task shows you how to:

 

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Applying Predefined Ambiences

Define Ambience Parameters

  1. In the Ambience list, choose the current ambience.
  2. In the Parameters list, click Override.

Global

The Global area lets you overload the global position and orientation for the ambience.

Ground

The Ground area lets you hide the ground, or display it with a custom position and radius.

    Background

    The Background area lets you apply a uniform or graduated background.

    Lighting

    1. Click the appropriate lighting preset.
    2. In the Sources list, click the appropriate option to add or replace light sources.
    3. Use the Environment list to remove the environment lighting, or replace it with a neon map.

    Ambient Occlusion

    This area is available only if Use with SSAO is activated in the Visual Quality editor.

      Define Camera Parameters

      Exposure

      You can specify a fixed or automatic exposure for the current camera.

      Camera Motion Blur

      You can override the default motion blur of the camera, and define your own shutter speed.

      Save Your Customization

      When satisfied with the result, you can save your customized parameters to keep them for later use.

      Click to save the customized ambience and camera parameters.
      The saved ambience is a combination of the selected predefined ambience with overloaded parameters. It is named Custom Ambience and is available at the bottom of the Ambience list.