Effects

Effects enhance the visual quality of the scene, improving realism and aesthetics. Some effects influence rendering quality and require manual activation for performance optimization, while others purely enhance the visual appearance.

To ensure optimal performance, some effects must be enabled manually when necessary. These effects can improve rendering quality but may impact performance.

Effect	Description	Impact on performance
Reflections	Enables surface reflections.	high impact
Ambient Occlusion	Simulates soft contact shadows in areas where surfaces are close to each other, such as corners, creases, and intersections, adding depth and realism.	medium impact
Soft Shadows	Smooths shadow edges, creating more natural-looking shadows.	high impact
Fading	Creates a volumetric fog effect in the scene, softening distant objects and enhancing atmospheric depth.	no impact
Smooth edges	Reduces aliasing on object outlines for cleaner visuals.	high impact
Adjustments	Includes settings for Saturation, Contrast, Exposure, and Tonemapping to refine color and brightness balance.	no impact
Color Balance	Adjusts the overall color temperature and tint of the scene.	no impact
Vignette	Darkens the edges of the image, drawing focus toward the center.	no impact
Grain	Adds a subtle film grain effect for a more cinematic look.	no impact
Bloom	Produces a glowing effect around bright areas.	medium impact

Most effects have adjustable parameters. To modify them, click on the effect's name after adding it:

Effects can be hidden or removed: