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dynamicRange

The dynamic range to use (1.0 represents a low dynamic range scene brightness). Higher values can be used to provide brighter indirect lighting, at the cost of more visible color banding in dark areas (both in indirect lighting and reflections). To avoid color banding, it’s recommended to use the lowest value that does not result in visible light clipping.

VoxelGIData.swift:20

final var dynamicRange: Double { get set }

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var bias: Double
The normal bias to use for indirect lighting and reflections. Higher values reduce self-reflections visible in non-rough materials, at the cost of more visible light leaking and flatter-looking indirect lighting. To prioritize hiding self-reflections over lighting quality, set bias to 0.0 and normalBias to a value between 1.0 and 2.0.
var energy: Double
The energy of the indirect lighting and reflections produced by the VoxelGI node. Higher values result in brighter indirect lighting. If indirect lighting looks too flat, try decreasing propagation while increasing energy at the same time. See also useTwoBounces which influences the indirect lighting’s effective brightness.
var interior: Bool
If true, Environment lighting is ignored by the VoxelGI node. If false, Environment lighting is taken into account by the VoxelGI node. Environment lighting updates in real-time, which means it can be changed without having to bake the VoxelGI node again.
var normalBias: Double
The normal bias to use for indirect lighting and reflections. Higher values reduce self-reflections visible in non-rough materials, at the cost of more visible light leaking and flatter-looking indirect lighting. See also bias. To prioritize hiding self-reflections over lighting quality, set bias to 0.0 and normalBias to a value between 1.0 and 2.0.
var propagation: Double
The multiplier to use when light bounces off a surface. Higher values result in brighter indirect lighting. If indirect lighting looks too flat, try decreasing propagation while increasing energy at the same time. See also useTwoBounces which influences the indirect lighting’s effective brightness.
var useTwoBounces: Bool
If true, performs two bounces of indirect lighting instead of one. This makes indirect lighting look more natural and brighter at a small performance cost. The second bounce is also visible in reflections. If the scene appears too bright after enabling useTwoBounces, adjust propagation and energy.
func allocate(toCellXform: Transform3D, aabb: AABB, octreeSize: Vector3, octreeCells: PackedByteArray, dataCells: PackedByteArray, distanceField: PackedByteArray, levelCounts: PackedInt32Array)
func getBounds() -> AABB
Returns the bounds of the baked voxel data as an AABB, which should match size after being baked (which only contains the size as a Vector3).
func getDataCells() -> PackedByteArray
func getLevelCounts() -> PackedInt32Array
func getOctreeCells() -> PackedByteArray
func getOctreeSize() -> Vector3
func getToCellXform() -> Transform3D