Rendering Settings

Controls lighting, resolution, and rendering features.

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These settings affect all users on the currently active branch of the project.

Navigate to the RENDERING section and expand the panel:

Here is a breakdown of the available settings:

Environment

Setting	Description
Ambient Color	The color of the scene's ambient light, specified in sRGB color space.
Skybox	A cubemap asset rendered behind your 3D scene. Also used as the default environment map for physical materials when prefiltered.
Type	Select the projection used to render the skybox cubemap: Infinite: Rendered at infinity Box: Mapped to a box mesh Dome: Mapped to a hemispherical dome
Intensity	The skybox intensity, used to match exposure levels.
Rotation	Rotation of the skybox.
Mip	Mip level of the prefiltered skybox. Higher values select lower-resolution, more blurred mips.

Clustered Lighting

Setting	Description
Clustered Lighting	Enable clustered lighting.
Cells (X, Y, Z)	Number of cells per world-space axis used to subdivide the space containing lights.
Max Lights Per Cell	Maximum number of lights a cell can store.
Cookies Enabled	Clustered lights support cookies.
Cookie Atlas Resolution	Resolution of the atlas texture storing all non-directional cookie textures.
Shadows Enabled	Clustered lights support shadows.
Shadow Atlas Resolution	Resolution of the atlas texture storing all non-directional shadow textures.
Shadow Type	The type of shadow filtering used by all shadows.
Area Lights Enabled	Clustered lights support area lights.

Exposure & Fog

Setting	Description
Exposure	The exposure value tweaks the overall brightness of the scene.
Fog	Controls an approximation of ambient fog in your scene. Types: None: Fog disabled Linear: Fades in linearly between Fog Start and Fog End distances Exp: Fades in from the view position according to an exponential function Exp2: Fades in from the view position according to an exponential squared function

Resolution

Setting	Description
Resolution Width / Height	The width/height of your application in pixels.
Resolution Mode	Decides whether the canvas resolution changes when it is resized.
Fill Mode	Decides how the canvas fills the browser window.

Device & API

Setting	Description
Device Order	The order in which attempts are made to create the graphics devices.
Enable WebGPU	When enabled, the application will try to use WebGPU if available.
Enable WebGL 2.0	When enabled, the application will try to use WebGL 2.0 if available.

Rendering Options

Setting	Description
Power Preference	Provides a hint to WebGL regarding the preferred power mode: Default: Browser decides High Performance: Prioritize rendering performance Low Power: Prioritize power saving
Anti-aliasing	When disabled, anti-aliasing is disabled for the back buffer.
Device Pixel Ratio	Multiplies the canvas back buffer resolution by the device pixel ratio (e.g., 2x on Retina). Increases sharpness and GPU/memory usage.
Transparent Canvas	Makes the canvas background transparent so the web page shows through. Useful for overlaying the app on custom page designs or UI.
Preserve Drawing Buffer	Preserves the drawing buffer until explicitly cleared. Useful for taking screenshots.