Post Processing Effect

Post-processing effects are versatile filters that enable you to enhance the visuals of your experience. By utilizing post-processing effect objects within the Lighting service or Camera, you can achieve several visual enhancements:

1. BloomEffect:

• Simulate a camera viewing a bright light and intensify its glow.

• Enhance the radiance of light-colored parts when this effect is set to a high value.

1. BlurEffect:

• Apply Gaussian blur to the entire experience.

• Useful for creating a blurred background when a player accesses a menu, allowing them to focus on crucial details.

1. ColorCorrectionEffect:

• Adjust color properties to elevate the overall appearance of the environment.

• Ideal for enhancing the visual mood of your experience.

• Properties include Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, TintColor, and Enabled.

1. DepthOfFieldEffect:

• Blur portions of your experience that are not in focus.

• Helpful for blurring distant objects or directing a player's attention to specific elements, such as an item in a shop.

1. SunRaysEffect:

• Generate a halo of light with rays around the sun, and these rays move based on the ClockTime or TimeOfDay property.

• Objects positioned between the player's camera and the sun influence this effect, creating realistic interplays of light and shadow.

You can add these post-processing effects either to the Lighting service (affecting the entire server) or to the Camera (specific to individual players). To add these effects:

1. Navigate to the Explorer window.

2. Hover over the Lighting service or Camera, then click the ⊕ button to open a contextual menu.

3. Choose from the available post-processing effects, such as BloomEffect, BlurEffect, ColorCorrectionEffect, DepthOfFieldEffect, or SunRaysEffect.

These post-processing effects offer a wide range of visual enhancements that can elevate the overall experience and engage players in captivating and immersive virtual worlds.