Console

UNIGINE console is used for standard input, output and error streams for the file loading, rendering system, audio and video systems, path-finding system, physics engine, file system and many others.

Can be opened in any UNIGINE-based application.

How to Open Console#

A built-in console is called by pressing the F1 key:

The console can be hidden by pressing the F1 key one more time. See how to assign another key here.

Console Operation#

Console operation can be either command or variable:

Command is a directive to a console to perform a specific task.
Variable is an identifier that contains some stored value.

Command Syntax#

Console command can take null, one or several arguments. The syntax is:

Source code

command_to_execute // null argument
command_to_execute argument // one argument
command_to_execute argument argument // two arguments

Hints

To see the current variable value, other acceptable values and short description, just type it and press the Enter key. For example, if you type the main_window_resizable variable, you get the following result:
Source code
```
Main window resizable toggle
0 is non-resizable mode
1 is resizable mode
main_window_resizable = 1
```
To complete a command or variable name, just start typing first letters and press the TAB key until you get the required result.

How to Change the Console Opening Key#

If you want to change the default F1 console turning on or off key, open the user configuration file (configs/default.user by default) and change the console_key field. You can specify a key scancode or name from the list. For example, to set the back quote key, specify BACK_QUOTE (or 17):

Source code (XML)

<console_key>BACK_QUOTE</console_key>

You can also specify several comma-separated keys:

Source code (XML)

<console_key>BACK_QUOTE,F3,18</console_key>

To set a keyboard shortcut that turns on and off the console, specify a key modifier in the console_key_modifier field in addition to the console key. The modifier can be set by using a modifier code or name from the list. For example, to set the Left Ctrl+` shourtcut, change the user configuration file as follows:

Source code (XML)

<console_key>BACK_QUOTE</console_key>
<console_key_modifier>LEFT_CTRL</console_key>

Notice

You can also change the console opening key or keyboard shortcut using the console_key and console_key_modifier commands while the application is executed.

Console#

Basic operations on the console, command and variable.

bind	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Command. Binds a key to a command. For example, to bind the asterisk () key to the world_reload command, type: Source code `Unigine~# bind world_reload`	Arguments: Key to bind Command to execute
clear
Description: Command. Clears all messages from the console window.
console_key	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints the scancode or the name of the current console turning on or off key. Command. Assigns a new key to turn on or off the console.	Arguments: Key scancode or name from the list. Several comma-separated arguments are allowed.
console_key_modifier	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints the code or the name of the current modifier set for the console turning on or off key. Command. Assigns a new key modifier for the console turning on and off key.	Arguments: Modifier code or name from the list.
help
Description: Command. Prints the list of the built-in commands.
hide
Description: Command. Hides the console.
ls
Description: Command. Prints a set of all available console keys, commands and variables.
show
Description: Command. Show the console.
switch
Description: Command. Switches among all variable values. Notice Make sure that the variable is an integer.	Arguments: Variable, which values will be switched
toggle
Description: Command. Enables or disables a variable. Notice Enabled variable will have a default value. For example, if you toggle the show_visualizer variable, you will get the following result: Source code `toggle show_visualizer show_visualizer = 0 // disabled visualizer toggle show_visualizer show_visualizer = 1 // enabled visualizer`	Arguments: Variable to be toggled
unbind
Description: Command. Unbinds a key from a command.	Arguments: Key to unbind
console_limit	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints the current maximum number of messages the console can output. Command. Sets the maximum number of messages the console can output.	Arguments: [0; INT_MAX] - available range 16384 - by default
console_height	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints the current console height in percentage of the window height. Command. Sets the console height in percentage of the window height.	Arguments: [0; 100] - available range 75 - by default

Console GUI#

Operations on the console GUI.

console_size	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints the current size for the console font. Command. Sets the size for the console font.	Arguments: [4; 32] - available range 16 - by default
console_font	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints a current path to a .ttf file used as a console font. Command.* Sets a path to a *.ttf file to be used as a console font.	Arguments: Path to a *.ttf file core/gui/console.ttf (by default)
console_onscreen	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables displaying of the onscreen overlay.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
console_onscreen_font_size	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints the current size for the onscreen overlay. Command. Sets the size for the onscreen overlay.	Arguments: [4; 32] - available range 14 - by default
console_onscreen_height	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints the current height of the onscreen overlay in percentage of the window height. Command. Sets the height of the onscreen overlay in percentage of the window height.	Arguments: [0; 100] - available range 20 - by default
console_onscreen_time	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints the current the time in seconds during which the text is displayed on the screen. Command. Sets the the time in seconds during which the text is displayed on the screen.	Arguments: [0.0f; 100.0f] - available range 2.0f - by default
console_wrapping	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables word wrapping for the Console.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled

Engine#

Basic operations on the engine.

background_update	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Sets the value indicating whether the application window is updated when the window is hidden or out of focus (rendering frames in background). By default, your UNIGINE application stops rendering frames and updating its main window when its window goes out of focus (e.g. user switches to another window). Setting the background update mode enables constant rendering regardless of whether the application window is focused or in the background.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
engine_version_info
Description: Command. Prints the current engine version info.
quit
Description: Command. Quits the engine.
splash_screen	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Sets the value indicating whether the Splash screen is enabled at the engine start-up.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)

Engine Configuration Files#

General operations on the engine configuration.

boot_config
Description: Variable. Prints the current path to the Engine startup configuration file. Command. Sets a path to the Engine startup configuration file, that contains Engine startup parameters. The path can be specified as an absolute path or relative to the -data_path or <project_name> folder if the -project_name is set. Notice Values stored in this config file are overridden by the command-line parameters specified at the Engine startup.	Arguments: Path to the Engine startup configuration file (data/default.boot by default)
boot_config_autosave
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables automatic saving of current Engine startup configuration settings to the file specified by the boot_config variable on loading, closing, and saving the world, as well as on the Engine shutdown.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
boot_config_load
Description: Command. Loads Engine startup configuration settings from a configuration file specified by the boot_config variable (configs/default.boot by default).
boot_config_save
Description: Command. Saves Engine startup configuration settings to a configuration file specified by the boot_config variable (configs/default.boot by default).
config	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints the current path to the application configuration file. Command. Sets a path to the application configuration file, that contains settings available when working with the Config class in API. The path can be specified as an absolute path or relative to the -data_path or <project_name> folder if the -project_name is set.	Arguments: Path to the application configuration file (configs/default.config by default)
config_autosave
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables automatic saving of current application configuration settings to the file specified by the config variable on loading, closing, and saving the world, as well as on the Engine shutdown.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
config_load
Description: Command. Loads the application configuration settings from a configuration file specified by the config variable (configs/default.config by default).
config_save
Description: Command. Saves the current application configuration settings to a configuration file specified by the config variable (configs/default.config by default).
controls_config	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints the current path to the controls configuration file. Command. Sets a path to the controls configuration file, that contains keyboard control keys and settings defining the mouse behavior. The path can be specified as an absolute path or relative to the -data_path or <project_name> folder if the -project_name is set.	Arguments: Path to the controls configuration file (configs/default.controls by default)
controls_config_autosave
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables automatic saving of current controls configuration settings to the file specified by the controls_config variable on loading, closing, and saving the world, as well as on the Engine shutdown.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
controls_config_load
Description: Command. Loads controls configuration settings from a configuration file specified by the controls_config variable (configs/default.controls by default).
controls_config_save
Description: Command. Saves controls configuration settings to a configuration file specified by the controls_config variable (configs/default.controls by default).
user_config	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints the current path to the user configuration file. Command. Sets a path to the user configuration file, that contains various personal settings, such as helpers (wireframe, profiler, etc.). The path can be specified as an absolute path or relative to the -data_path or <project_name> folder if the -project_name is set.	Arguments: Path to the user configuration file (configs/default.user by default)
user_config_autosave
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables automatic saving of current user configuration settings to the file specified by the user_config variable on loading, closing, and saving the world, as well as on the Engine shutdown.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
user_config_load
Description: Command. Loads user configuration settings from a configuration file specified by the user_config variable (configs/default.user by default).
user_config_save
Description: Command. Saves user configuration settings to a configuration file specified by the user_config variable (configs/default.user by default).

World#

Basic operations on world.

starting_world	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints the current world to be loaded at the engine and editor start-up. Command. Sets the current world to be loaded at the engine and editor start-up.	Arguments: A world name or a path to a world relative to the -data_path folder.
world_load
Description: Loads the specified world. A cache file can also be specified for faster application loading.	Arguments: Name of the world to load (inside the data directory) Name of the world cache file (optional)
world_quit
Description: Clears all the world data.
world_save
Description: Saves the current world to a file (*.world). Notice Materials won't be saved on running the command. To save them, use materials_save.
world_reload
Description: Reloads the world. A cache file can also be specified to be reloaded.	Arguments: Name of the world cache file (optional)

World Resources#

Operations, representing information on objects generated using CPU logic, such as ObjectGrass, ObjectMeshClutter and WorldClutter objects.

world_manager_info
Description: Command. Print general information (the number of registered/loaded resources; used memory) on world manager resources, such as: ImageManaged - loaded images (if not fully loaded, a dummy texture or one-mipmap texture is used) PathManaged - loaded splines ImageStream - streamed mask images MeshStream - streamed meshes used as an intersection mask for grass or clutters
world_manager_list
Description: Command. Prints the list of resources handled by the world manager (mask images for ObjectGrass and WorldClutter objects), if any.
world_spawn_list
Description: Command. Print the list of generation requests for ObjectGrass and ObjectMeshClutter nodes with the following information: Node type Node ID Camera position coordinates Frame number
world_manager_images_memory	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints the current cache memory limit for images in MB. Command. Sets the cache memory limit for images in MB.	Arguments: [0; 8192] - available range 128 - by default
world_manager_meshes_memory	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints the current cache memory limit for meshes in MB. Command. Sets the cache memory limit for meshes in MB.	Arguments: [0; 8192] - available range 128 - by default
world_moving_immovable_node_mode	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints the current mode of handling attempts to move nodes having the Immovable flag enabled. The Engine will warn you by default in case of any attempts to move nodes marked as Immovable. Command. Sets the mode of handling attempts to move nodes having the Immovable flag enabled. The Engine will warn you by default in case of any attempts to move nodes marked as Immovable. Notice Please be aware that there are two cases when you may disable warnings and allow movement of Immovable nodes: At run-time for procedural generation of levels. This may cause some freezing but won't affect performance much. Upon completion of the generation process you should enable warnings again. On world initialization, this will change world loading time but won't affect overall performance.	Arguments: 0 - movement of nodes having the Immovable flag is prohibited. 1 - movement of nodes having the Immovable flag is accompanied by a warning in the Console. (by default) 2 - movement of nodes having the Immovable flag is allowed (no warnings displayed).

Sound#

Operations on the sound.

sound_occlusion
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables occlusion of a sound if other nodes are found in front of the sound source.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
sound_reverb
Description: Variable. Prints the current sound reverberation mode. Command. Sets the sound reverberation mode.	Arguments: 0 - sound reverberation is disabled 1 - single-environment sound reverberation 2 - multi-environment sound reverberation (by default)

Sound Resources#

Operations on the sound resources.

sound_manager_load_samples
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables preloading sound samples on world loading (ensure there are no lags afterwards but increases loading time and memory footprint).	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
sound_manager_info
Description: Command. Prints general information on sound resources: the number of static and streamed sound sources (registered/loaded; memory used).
sound_manager_list
Description: Command. Prints the detailed list of sound files, if any, with used space.
sound_manager_sample_static_memory
Description: Variable. Prints the current cache memory limit for static sound resources in Mb. Command. Sets the cache memory limit for static sound resources in Mb.	Arguments: [1; 1024] - available range 64 - by default
sound_manager_sample_stream_memory
Description: Variable. Prints the current cache memory limit for streamed sound resources in Mb. Command. Sets the cache memory limit for streamed sound resources in Mb.	Arguments: [1; 1024] - available range 16 - by default

Material Manager#

Operations on materials.

material_manager_info
Description: Command. Prints information on all loaded materials (e.g. the number of loaded shaders; states, textures and parameters that don't exist in the parent material).
materials_loading_mode	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints the current materials loading mode. Command. Sets the materials loading mode.	Arguments: 0 - Minimal memory consumption and maximum Engine loading speed. Сaching for materials and shaders is disabled, so everything is loaded on demand resulting in lots of freezes, spikes, etc. This method can be used when spikes are less important than memory consumption. It is recommended for fast iterations during the application development phase as less time is spent on launching your application and loading resources. 1 - Caching is enabled for materials, so materials are created at Engine's startup rather than at run time. Engine startup takes more time than for the first mode and more memory is used. There are less spikes in this mode, but they occur sometimes. This mode can be enabled on a constant basis for a small project having a small number of materials (in case of satisfactory performance and sufficient memory amount). 2 - Caching of materials is enabled along with shader cache generation and loading. This mode requires compilation of all shaders resulting in very long loading times. Everything is kept in memory with no streaming required. This mode is the best as it ensures stable work and significant reduction of spikes. Notice In case of large projects with tens of thousands of materials the amount of available memory can be exceeded, as shader cache takes a lot of it. Thus, it is recommended to be used for production phase (when you hand over you application to the end user). (by default)
materials_reload
Description: Command. Reloads all loaded materials and used shaders. Shader variables are updated automatically. It can be called, for example, for graphics API changes to come to effect.
materials_save
Description: Command. Saves all loaded materials.
shaders_create
Description: Command. Creates all shaders for all loaded materials, updates the shaders cache if necessary, and loads shaders to RAM.
shaders_compile
Description: Command. Compiles shaders for all loaded materials.
shaders_destroy
Description: Command. Removes all shaders from RAM. Notice This command can be used to clear RAM after shader cache generation.

Camera#

Operations for fast positioning of the game camera.

camera_get
Description: Command. Returns the current position of the game camera and its rotation (Euler angles).
camera_set
Description: Command. Set position and rotation (Euler angles) of the game camera. Notice Position and rotation of the game camera can be changed only if the camera is unlocked. Source code `camera_set 20.0 19.0 3.0 0.0 45.0 90.0`	Arguments: The first 3 arguments set position. The second 3 arguments set rotation (optional)

File System#

Operations on the File system.

filesystem_clear_paths
Description: Command. Removes all non-existent file system paths.
filesystem_mmap	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables the use of memory-mapped files for faster access.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
filesystem_reload
Description: Command. Reloads the file system, thereby update the list of files.
filesystem_save_guids
Description: Command. Saves all file system guids to the specified file path in JSON format, or binary format if the corresponding flag is set.	Arguments: Path to the file Binary flag - save guids to a file in binary format (optional)

File System Info#

Operations, representing information on the File system.

filesystem_guids
Description: Command. Prints the list of all file system guids.
filesystem_info
Description: Command. Print general file system information (the total number of files and files per package).
filesystem_list
Description: Command. Print the list of all files.

Assets#

Operations on assets.

assets_info
Description: Command. Prints information on the number of non-native assets and runtime files generated for them.
assets_list
Description: Command. Prints the list of all non-native assets and information on runtime files generated for them (file path, alias).

Import and Export#

Operations representing information on importers and exporters of models.

import_info
Description: Command. Prints information on the registered importers of the models and the processors. The information includes an importer vendor name, an importer name, an extension and a priority.
export_info
Description: Command. Prints information on the registered exporters of the models.

Scripts#

Operations on the world, system and editor scripts.

Editor Script Analyzer#

Operations on the editor script debugging.

Notice

Available only for debug builds.

editor_memory_usage
Description: Command. Prints memory usage by the editor script to the console or dump into a specified file.	Arguments: Path to a file to dump the information into (optional)
editor_analyze
Description: Command. Analyzes the performance of the editor script. The information can be printed to the console or dumped into a specified file.	Arguments: Path to the log file to dump the log file information into (optional)
editor_disassemble
Description: Command. Disassembles the editor script. The information can be printed to the console or dumped into a specified file.	Arguments: Path to a file to dump the information into (optional)

System Script Analyzer#

Operations on the system script debugging.

Notice

Available for debug builds only.

system_memory_usage
Description: Command. Prints memory usage by the system script to the console or dump into a specified file.	Arguments: Path to a file to dump the information into (optional)
system_analyze
Description: Command. Analyzes the performance of the system script. The information can be printed to the console or dumped into a specified file.	Arguments: Path to the log file to dump the log file information into (optional)
system_disassemble
Description: Command. Disassembles the system script. The information can be printed to the console or dumped into a specified file.	Arguments: Path to a file to dump the information into (optional)

World Script Analyzer#

Operations on the world script debugging.

Notice

Available for debug builds only.

world_memory_usage
Description: Command. Prints memory usage by the world script to the console or dump into a specified file.	Arguments: Path to a file to dump the information into (optional)
world_analyze
Description: Command. Analyzes the performance of the world script. The information can be printed to the console or dumped into a specified file.	Arguments: Path to the log file to dump the log file information into (optional)
world_disassemble
Description: Command. Disassembles the world script. The information can be printed to the console or dumped into a specified file.	Arguments: Path to a file to dump the information into (optional)

Script Debugger#

Operations on the per-function breakpoint. The syntax to set the breakpoint is the following:

Source code

system_breakpoint/world_breakpoint/editor_breakpoint set/remove function_name number_of_arguments

world_breakpoint
Description: Command. Sets a breakpoint to the specified function in the world script. The syntax to set the breakpoint is the following: Source code `world_breakpoint set/remove function_name number_of_arguments`	Arguments: Name of function Number of arguments
system_breakpoint
Description: Command. Sets a breakpoint to the specified function in the system script. The syntax to set the breakpoint is the following: Source code `system_breakpoint set/remove function_name number_of_arguments`	Arguments: Name of function Number of arguments
editor_breakpoint
Description: Command. Set a breakpoint to the specified function in the editor script. The syntax to set the breakpoint is the following: Source code `editor_breakpoint set/remove function_name number_of_arguments`	Arguments: Name of function Number of arguments

Asynchronous Operations#

Asynchronous operations.

async_log_mode	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints the current mode for printing the list of asynchronous operations (loading / unloading of images, meshes, files, etc.) related to the specified engine component. Command. Sets the mode for printing the list of asynchronous operations (loading / unloading of images, meshes, files, etc.) related to the specified engine component. Notice Available for debug builds only, won't work for release builds. You can specify whether only loading and unloading operations, or all operations should be shown.	Arguments: 0 - do not print (by default) 1 - print operations with the nodes 2 - print operations with the renderer resources (loading / unloading of meshes and textures) 3 - print operations with the file system resources (loading / unloading of files) 4 - print all operations with the nodes, renderer and file systems resources
async_log_priority	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints the current scope of asynchronous operations to be shown via async_log_mode: only loading and unloading operations or all operations. Command. Sets the scope of asynchronous operations to be shown via async_log_mode: only loading and unloading operations or all operations.	Arguments: 0 - print only frequently used operations (by default) 1 - print all operations
async_queue_info
Description: Command. Prints the info on async queue resource count and memory usage.
async_queue_list
Description: Command. Prints the list of async queue resources.
async_queue_clear
Description: Command. Clears the async queue.

Visualizer#

Operations on the visualizer.

Notice

To debug the world and objects in it, the show_visualizer command should be set to 1.

show_visualizer	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints the current visualizer mode. Command. Sets the visualizer mode. It specifies if the visualizer geometry (bounding volumes, wireframe, physics bodies and shapes, etc.) is shown.	Arguments: 0 - visualizer is not shown (by default) 1 - visualizer is shown with depth testing (to check if other objects in the scene do not occlude visualized geometry) 2 - visualizer is shown without depth testing (visualized geometry is rendered in front of all objects in the scene)
show_fps	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints the current FPS counter display mode. Command. Sets the FPS counter display mode.	Arguments: 0 - hide the FPS counter (by default) 1 - display the FPS counter 2 - display the FPS counter and statistics on the last 600 frames: minimum FPS, maximum FPS and average FPS for the last 600 frames.
visualizer_fix_flicker	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Reduces wireframe visualizer flickering when TAA is on.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_wireframe_antialiasing
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables antialiasing of wireframes.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_ffp_antialiasing_lines
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables antialiasing of the Visualizer and other FFP lines.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)

World Debugging#

Operations on the world debugging.

world_show_spatial	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables displaying of the scene spatial tree.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
world_show_visualizer	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints the list of node types for which the visualizer is displayed. Command. Sets the node types for which the visualizer is displayed.	Arguments: all world field light decal object player physical navigation obstacle sound "" - to hide all handlers
render_show_triangles	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints the current wireframe mode for scene triangles. Command. Sets the wireframe mode for scene triangles.	Arguments: 0 - triangles are hidden (by default) 1 - front faces with the depth test are shown 2 - front faces without the depth test are shown 3 - front and back faces without the depth test are shown

Lighting Debugging#

Operations on the lighting debugging.

render_show_lightmap_checker
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables the Baked Lightmap Checker debug mode. This mode maps the checker texture onto the baked lightmap polygons, which can be used to facilitate the process of comparing UV map texels on neighboring planes.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_voxel_probe_visualizer	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables displaying of visualizer for Voxel Probes (shown for the selected probe only).	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_voxel_probe_visualizer_grid_size
Description: Variable. Prints the current size of the grid that is used to visualize Voxel Probes (number of spheres along the axis). Command. Sets the size of the grid that is used to visualize Voxel Probes (number of spheres along the axis).	Arguments: [7; 40] - available range 15 - by default
render_show_voxel_probe_visualizer_sphere_scale
Description: Variable. Prints the current scale factor of the sphere that is used to visualize Voxel Probes. The sphere size depends on the scale factor and the voxel size. Command. Sets the scale factor of the sphere that is used to visualize Voxel Probes. The sphere size depends on the scale factor and the voxel size.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.25f - by default

Node Debugging#

Operations on the node debugging.

world_show_handler	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints the value indicating if node handlers for lights, particle systems, sectors, portals and so on are displayed. Command. Displays node handlers for lights, particle systems, sectors, portals, etc.	Arguments: The node type: all world field light decal object player physical navigation obstacle sound "" - to hide all handlers
world_handler_3d	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints the current world handlers icon type to be used. Command. Sets the world handlers icon type to be used.	Arguments: 0 - screen scale (by default) 1 - 3D
world_handler_distance	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints the current world handlers visibility distance. Command. Sets the world handlers visibility distance.	Arguments: [0; inf] - available range 500 - by default
render_show_decals	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables displaying of the wireframe for decals.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_immovable	^{Config file: *.}
Description: Variable. Prints the current value visualizing the state of the Immovable option for objects. Command. Sets the value visualizing the state of the Immovable option for objects.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - show objects with Immovable option enabled 2 - show objects with Immovable option disabled
render_show_nodes_interaction_trigger	^{Config file: *.}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is enabled for nodes with the Trigger Interaction flag enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_nodes_interaction_clutter	^{Config file: *.}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is enabled for nodes with the Clutter Interaction flag enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_nodes_interaction_grass	^{Config file: *.}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is enabled for nodes with the Grass Interaction flag enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled

Occluder Debugging#

Operations on the occluder debugging.

render_show_occluder	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables displaying of the buffer used for occluders shown in the viewport.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled

Vertex Color Debugging#

Operations on vertex color debugging.

render_show_vertex_color	^{Config file: *.}
Description: Variable. Prints the current value indicating whether displaying of geometry that uses the selected vertex color is enabled. Command. Sets the value indicating whether displaying of geometry that uses the selected vertex color is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled. (by default) 1 - Red color. 2 - Green color. 3 - Blue color. 4 - Alpha color. 5 - RGB color.

Landscape Terrain Debugging#

Operations on the Landscape Terrain debugging.

render_show_landscape_albedo	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables visualization of albedo data of a Landscape Terrain.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_landscape_mask	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints the current visualization of a detail mask of a Landscape Terrain. Command. Sets the visualization of a detail mask of a Landscape Terrain.	Arguments: 0 - mask vizualization is disabled (by default) 1 - DetailMask 0 2 - DetailMask 1 3 - ... 4 - DetailMask 19
render_show_landscape_terrain_vt_streaming	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables visualization of tiles being streamed. In this mode colored areas show the tiles that are currently being rendered in a lower resolution until the highest MIP-level is loaded.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_clusters
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is displayed for Mesh Cluster objects.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled

Description:
render_show_field_mask_bits
Description: value indicating which bit or bits of the field mask are used for visualization. The surfaces that use the specified bits of the field mask will be highlighted. To use this option, rendering of the relevant visualizer (see the render_show_field_mask command) should be enabled.
render_show_shadow_mask
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is enabled to highlight the surfaces that use the specified bits of the shadow mask.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_shadow_mask_bits
Description: value indicating which bit or bits of the shadow mask are used for visualization. The surfaces that use the specified bits of the shadow mask will be highlighted. To use this option, rendering of the relevant visualizer (see the render_show_shadow_mask command) should be enabled.
render_show_obstacle_mask
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is enabled to highlight the surfaces that use the specified bits of the obstacle mask.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_obstacle_mask_bits
Description: value indicating which bit or bits of the obstacle mask are used for visualization. The surfaces that use the specified bits of the obstacle mask will be highlighted. To use this option, rendering of the relevant visualizer (see the render_show_obstacle_mask command) should be enabled.
render_show_material_mask
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is enabled to highlight the surfaces that use the specified bits of the material mask.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_material_mask_bits
Description: value indicating which bit or bits of the material mask are used for visualization. The surfaces that use the specified bits of the material mask will be highlighted. To use this option, rendering of the relevant visualizer (see the render_show_material_mask command) should be enabled.
render_show_viewport_mask
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is enabled to highlight the surfaces that use the specified bits of the viewport mask.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_viewport_mask_bits
Description: value indicating which bit or bits of the viewport mask are used for visualization. The surfaces that use the specified bits of the viewport mask will be highlighted. To use this option, rendering of the relevant visualizer (see the render_show_viewport_mask command) should be enabled.
render_show_physical_mask
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is enabled to highlight the surfaces that use the specified bits of the physical mask.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_physical_mask_bits
Description: value indicating which bit or bits of the physical mask are used for visualization. The surfaces that use the specified bits of the physical mask will be highlighted. To use this option, rendering of the relevant visualizer (see the render_show_physical_mask command) should be enabled.
render_show_collision_mask
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is enabled to highlight the surfaces that use the specified bits of the collision mask.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_collision_mask_bits
Description: value indicating which bit or bits of the collision mask are used for visualization. The surfaces that use the specified bits of the collision mask will be highlighted. To use this option, rendering of the relevant visualizer (see the render_show_collision_mask command) should be enabled.
render_show_navigation_mask
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is enabled to highlight the surfaces that use the specified bits of the navigation mask.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_navigation_mask_bits
Description: value indicating which bit or bits of the navigation mask are used for visualization. The surfaces that use the specified bits of the navigation mask will be highlighted. To use this option, rendering of the relevant visualizer (see the render_show_navigation_mask command) should be enabled.
render_show_intersection_mask
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is enabled to highlight the surfaces that use the specified bits of the intersection mask.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_intersection_mask_bits
Description: value indicating which bit or bits of the intersection mask are used for visualization. The surfaces that use the specified bits of the intersection mask will be highlighted. To use this option, rendering of the relevant visualizer (see the render_show_intersection_mask command) should be enabled.
render_show_sound_reverb_mask
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is enabled to highlight the surfaces that use the specified bits of the reverberation mask.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_sound_reverb_mask_bits
Description: value indicating which bit or bits of the reverberation mask are used for visualization. The surfaces that use the specified bits of the reverberation mask will be highlighted. To use this option, rendering of the relevant visualizer (see the render_show_sound_reverb_mask command) should be enabled.
render_show_sound_source_mask
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is enabled to highlight the surfaces that use the specified bits of the sound source mask.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_sound_source_mask_bits
Description: value indicating which bit or bits of the sound source mask are used for visualization. The surfaces that use the specified bits of the sound source mask will be highlighted. To use this option, rendering of the relevant visualizer (see the render_show_sound_source_mask command) should be enabled.
render_show_sound_occlusion_mask
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is enabled to highlight the surfaces that use the specified bits of the sound occlusion mask.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_sound_occlusion_mask_bits
Description: value indicating which bit or bits of the sound occlusion mask are used for visualization. The surfaces that use the specified bits of the sound occlusion mask will be highlighted. To use this option, rendering of the relevant visualizer (see the render_show_sound_occlusion_mask command) should be enabled.
render_show_physical_exclusion_mask
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is enabled to highlight the surfaces that use the specified bits of the physical exclusion mask.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_physical_exclusion_mask_bits
Description: value indicating which bit or bits of the physical exclusion mask are used for visualization. The surfaces that use the specified bits of the physical exclusion mask will be highlighted. To use this option, rendering of the relevant visualizer (see the render_show_physical_exclusion_mask command) should be enabled.
render_show_physics_intersection_mask
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is enabled to highlight the surfaces that use the specified bits of the physics intersection mask.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_physics_intersection_mask_bits
Description: value indicating which bit or bits of the physics intersection mask are used for visualization. The surfaces that use the specified bits of the physics intersection mask will be highlighted. To use this option, rendering of the relevant visualizer (see the render_show_physics_intersection_mask command) should be enabled.
render_show_visualizer_distance	^{Config file: *.}
Description: Variable. Prints the current distance from the camera within which the helpers are visualized. Command. Sets the distance from the camera within which the helpers are visualized.	Arguments: [0; 100000] - available range 500 - by default
render_show_complex_shadow_shader
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is displayed for objects that cast shadows in the following way: the pixels are cut out during the shadow pass, as it's done in Alpha Test or Alpha Blend materials, materials assigned to animated Mesh Skinned, opaque materials with the enabled Depth Offset or any other effects that affect shadows.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_surface_custom_texture_not_available
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is displayed for surfaces the materials of which use the surface custom texture in the material graph, however the option is not enabled for the surface.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_surface_custom_texture_not_used
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is displayed for surfaces with the surface custom texture enabled and/or set, but not used in the material graph.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_surface_custom_texture
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is displayed for surfaces with the surface custom texture enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_physics_intersection
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is displayed for surfaces with the physics intersection enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_intersection
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is displayed for surfaces with the Intersection enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_manual_materials
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is displayed for objects with manual materials.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_non_manual_materials
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is displayed for objects with non-manual materials.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled

Physics Debugging#

physics_show_collision_surfaces	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables displaying of collision surfaces.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
physics_show_contacts	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables displaying of contact points between physical bodies.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
physics_show_joints	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables displaying of joints between physical bodies.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
physics_show_shapes	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables displaying of collision shapes for physical bodies.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled

Texture Debugging#

Operations on the texture debugging.

render_show_texture_resolution
Description:
render_show_texture_resolution_blend
Description: Variable. Prints the current Command. Sets the	Arguments: [0; 1] - available range 0.5 - by default
render_show_texture_resolution_uv_mode
Description: Variable. Prints the current Command. Sets the	Arguments: 0 - UV0 (by default) 1 - UV1

Occlusion Queries#

render_show_queries	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables displaying of occlusion query boxes. Notice Make sure that the Culled by occlusion query flag is set for nodes.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled

Performance Profiling#

Operations on the Performance profiler.

show_profiler	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints the current mode for the Performance profiler. Command. Sets the mode for the Performance profiler.	Arguments: 0 - profiler information is hidden (by default) 1 - generic profiler information is shown 2 - rendering profiler information is shown 3 - physics profiler information is shown 4 - world profiler information is shown 5 - pathfinding and sound usage profiler information is shown
show_profiler_charts	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables displaying of Performance profiler's charts.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)

Profiler GUI#

Operations on the Performance profiler style.

profiler_size	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints the current size for the profiler font. Command. Sets the size for the profiler font.	Arguments: [4; 32] - available range 13 - by default
profiler_font	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints a current path to a .ttf file used as a profiler font. Command.* Sets a path to a *.ttf file to be used as a profiler font.	Arguments: Path to a *.ttf file core/gui/font.ttf (by default)

Microprofile#

Operations on the Microprofile.

microprofile_enabled
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables Microprofile.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
microprofile_info
Description: Command. Prints the Microprofile settings: Maximum number of frames that can be profiled Number of dump frames Flag indicating if GPU profiling is enabled Web server status Web server port Number of webserver frames If the application is compiled without Microprofile, the corresponding message will be printed to the console.
microprofile_webserver_frames	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of frames to be visualised in your Web browser. Command. Sets the number of frames to be visualised in your Web browser.	Arguments: [1; 500] - available range 200 - by default
microprofile_dump_frames	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of frames to be included in the Microprofile dump. Command. Sets the number of frames to be included in the Microprofile dump.	Arguments: [1; 500] - available range 500 - by default
microprofile_dump_html
Description: Command. Saves the Microprofile dump to an .html file. If the path isn't specified, the dump is saved to data/microprofile_dump_html folder.	Arguments: Path to an .html file.

Video Settings#

video_adapter	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints the current the hardware video adapter ID to be used for rendering. Command. Sets the the hardware video adapter ID to be used for rendering. The value must be from 0 to the number of available video adapters. Notice Available only during the Engine initialization (startup), has no effect at run time.	Arguments: [0; 32] - available range 0 - by default
video_debug	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints the current video debug mode for graphical API. Command. Sets the video debug mode for graphical API. Notice Beware of severe slowdown when enabled. Available only during the Engine initialization (startup), has no effect at run time.	Arguments: 0 - release rendering context (no debug) (by default) 1 - debug rendering context 2 - debug rendering context with break on error (only on debug binaries) 3 - GPU side validation (dx12-only, only on debug binaries)
video_debug_shaders	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints the current Enables or disables debug shaders for the application regardless of its binary type (debug or release). Command. Sets the Enables or disables debug shaders for the application regardless of its binary type (debug or release). This option should be enabled in case you use graphics debugging tools (e.g., the RenderDoc debugger).	Arguments: 0 - disable debug shaders (release shaders are used) (by default) 1 - enable debug shaders
show_displays
Description: Command. Prints the information about all available displays.
show_display_modes
Description: Command. Prints the information about all available modes for the specified display.	Arguments: Index of the display for which modes are to be displayed (0 - by default).

Main Window Resolution and Fullscreen#

Operations on main window options adjustment (size, fullscreen mode, borders, restart, etc.).

video_offscreen	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables the offscreen mode for the application, making it possible to run UNIGINE Engine in a cloud and use powerful servers (e.g., to generate photorealistic datasets for deep learning and verification of AI algorithms). Notice Available only during the Engine initialization (startup), has no effect at run time.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
main_window	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables creating a main window during the application start-up. After starting up the application any window can be created and will work normally. For example, this can be useful in a custom editor or any other application, where there should be no main Engine window. Notice Available only during the Engine initialization (startup), has no effect at run time.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
main_window_size	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints the current size of the main application window. Command. Sets the size of the main application window.	Arguments: Usage with the argument: main_window_size width height (1600 x 900 by default)
main_window_resizable	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables the resizable mode for the main application window (its size can be changed on the fly without restarting the application).	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
main_window_fullscreen	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints the current fullscreen mode for the application window. Only one window is available, when the application runs in the fullscreen mode (no other windows or dialogs shall be displayed atop). Command. Sets the fullscreen mode for the application window. Only one window is available, when the application runs in the fullscreen mode (no other windows or dialogs shall be displayed atop).	Arguments: 0 - windowed mode (by default) 1 - full-screen mode
main_window_fullscreen_display	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints the current display on which to show the main application window in fullscreen mode. Command. Sets the display on which to show the main application window in fullscreen mode.	Arguments: 0 - Main - display set as main in OS settings. (by default) 1 - Current - display that currently has focus (where the mouse cursor is).
main_window_fullscreen_display_mode	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints the current display mode (resolution and frequency) for the application window to be shown in fullscreen mode. Command. Sets the display mode (resolution and frequency) for the application window to be shown in fullscreen mode.	Arguments: 0 - Desktop - use display mode currently selected on the user's computer. (by default) 1 - Mode by window size - try to find an appropriate display mode that corresponds to the current window resolution (while looking for the appropriate resolution the Engine tries to keep the current desktop display frequency if possible, otherwise it takes maximum available frequency). Notice In case such mode does not exist (a corresponding error message is displayed), switch to the Desktop mode.
main_window_auto_restart	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables automatic reopening of the main application window after changing its settings (fullscreen mode, borders, size, etc.). Can be disabled, when necessary, to control main window restart manually via the restart_main_window command.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
main_window_borders	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables drawing the borders of the main application window. In some cases it might be necessary to render the window in borderless mode.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
restart_main_window
Description: Command. Reopens the main window applying new settings (fullscreen mode, borders, size, etc.).

Graphics Settings#

Operations on the graphics adjustment.

render_vsync	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints the current vertical FPS synchronization. Command. Sets the vertical FPS synchronization.	Arguments: 0 - not to synchronize FPS (by default) 1 - synchronize FPS 2 - enable adaptive vertical sync

Multi-Monitor and Stereo Rendering#

video_quad_buffer	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables quad buffered stereo. Notice Available only during the Engine initialization (startup), has no effect at run time.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled

Rendering Settings#

Operations on the renderer.

textures_reload
Description: Command. Reloads all render textures.
render_streaming_reload
Description: Command. Reloads all rendering resources. You can specify an optional argument to reload resources selectively. Usage with the argument: render_streaming_reload [mesh/texture]	Arguments: none - reloads all resources mesh - reload only meshes texture - reload only textures

Rendering Resources#

Operations representing information on the rendering resources.

render_budget
Description: Variable. Prints the current render budget value, in seconds, which limits the number of loaded/created graphics resources during a frame according to loading/creation time. Command. Sets the render budget value, in seconds, which limits the number of loaded/created graphics resources during a frame according to loading/creation time.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1/60 - by default
render_streaming_meshes_info
Description: Command. Prints general information (the number of registered/loaded meshes; memory used) on rendering resources.
render_streaming_meshes_list
Description: Command. Prints the list of loaded meshes and detailed information about the memory used.
render_streaming_meshes_reload
Description: Command. Reloads all loaded meshes.
render_streaming_first_frames_force
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of frames to load immediately after the first frame. Command. Sets the number of frames to load immediately after the first frame. It will make the scene appear right at the application start-up.	Arguments: [0; INT_MAX] - available range 60 - by default
render_streaming_max_threads
Description: Variable. Prints the current maximum number of threads used for streaming. Command. Sets the maximum number of threads used for streaming. Higher number of threads results in faster streaming, but may cause spikes in case of excessive consumption of GPU resources.	Arguments: [1; 256] - available range 1 - by default
render_streaming_particles_memory_limit
Description: Variable. Prints the current cache memory limit for vertices of particle systems, in percentage of the total GPU memory. Command. Sets the cache memory limit for vertices of particle systems, in percentage of the total GPU memory. Notice Setting a too low limit for a huge number of particle systems in the scene may lead to rendering only some of them.	Arguments: [0; 100] - available range 3 - by default
render_streaming_budget_loading
Description: Variable. Prints the current time limit for loading graphics resources, in milliseconds per frame. Command. Sets the time limit for loading graphics resources, in milliseconds per frame. Increasing the limit leads to increasing the streaming performance. However, memory consumption also increases due to a decrease in the resource loading speed.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_streaming_budget_destroy_textures
Description: Variable. Prints the current time limit for deleting textures, in milliseconds per frame. Command. Sets the time limit for deleting textures, in milliseconds per frame. The Engine will distribute the textures cleanup process by the required number frames in order to not exceed the time limit. The number of frames will also depend on the amount of content in the scene and the computing capacity. Increasing the limit leads to increasing the streaming performance. However, memory consumption also increases due to a decrease in the texture unloading speed.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 0.1f - by default
render_streaming_budget_destroy_meshes
Description: Variable. Prints the current time limit for deleting meshes, in milliseconds per frame. Command. Sets the time limit for deleting meshes, in milliseconds per frame. The Engine will distribute the meshes cleanup process by the required number frames in order to not exceed the time limit. The number of frames will also depend on the amount of content in the scene and the computing capacity. Increasing the limit leads to increasing the streaming performance. However, memory consumption also increases due to a decrease in the mesh unloading speed.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 0.1f - by default
render_streaming_textures_mode
Description: Variable. Prints the current streaming mode for textures. Command. Sets the streaming mode for textures. The following modes are available: Async - asynchronous loading of textures. Force - force-loading of textures required for each frame at ones.	Arguments: 0 - asynchronous streaming (by default) 1 - force-loading of resources
render_streaming_textures_cache_resolution
Description: Variable. Prints the current resolution for texture cache elements. Command. Sets the resolution for texture cache elements. These minimized copies of textures are used instead of the originals while the latter are loaded.	Arguments: 0 - 8x8 1 - 16x16 (by default) 2 - 32x32 3 - 64x64 4 - 128x128 5 - 256x256 6 - 512x512
render_streaming_textures_memory_limit
Description: Variable. Prints the current cache memory limit used for textures streaming. Command. Sets the cache memory limit used for textures streaming. This is a recommended value to aim for. So, it can be exceeded if textures are required to render the current frame. The memory limit is associated with the lifetime: textures are deleted from video memory only when both values are exceeded.	Arguments: [0; 100] - available range 65 - by default
render_streaming_textures_life_time
Description: Variable. Prints the current lifetime of GPU cache used for textures rendering. Command. Sets the lifetime of GPU cache used for textures rendering. The engine deletes textures after this time only if the specified memory limit for textures streaming is also exceeded.	Arguments: [1; 60] - available range 4 - by default
render_streaming_meshes_mode_ram
Description: Variable. Prints the current streaming mode for loading meshes to memory (RAM). Command. Sets the streaming mode for loading meshes to memory (RAM). The following modes are available: Async - asychronous loading of meshes. Force - force-loading of meshes required for the current frame at once. All - loading all meshes available in the project on the application start-up. This mode is good for small projects with few meshes.	Arguments: 0 - asynchronous streaming (by default) 1 - force-loading of resources 2 - loading of all resources
render_streaming_meshes_limit_ram
Description: Variable. Prints the current memory limit used for loading meshes to memory (RAM). Command. Sets the memory limit used for loading meshes to memory (RAM). This is a recommended value to aim for. So, it can be exceeded if meshes are required for the current frame. The memory limit is associated with the lifetime: meshes are deleted from RAM only when both values are exceeded.	Arguments: [1; 100] - available range 5 - by default
render_streaming_meshes_life_time_ram
Description: Variable. Prints the current lifetime of meshes in memory since the last time they were accessed. Command. Sets the lifetime of meshes in memory since the last time they were accessed. The engine deletes meshes after this time only if the RAM limit is also exceeded.	Arguments: [1; 60] - available range 20 - by default
render_streaming_meshes_mode_vram
Description: Variable. Prints the current streaming mode for loading meshes to video memory (VRAM). Command. Sets the streaming mode for loading meshes to video memory (VRAM). The following modes are available: Async - asychronous loading of meshes. Force - force-loading of meshes required for the current frame at once. All - loading all meshes available in the project on the application start-up. This mode is good for small projects with few meshes.	Arguments: 0 - asynchronous streaming (by default) 1 - force-loading of resources 2 - loading of all resources
render_streaming_meshes_limit_vram
Description: Variable. Prints the current memory limit used for loading meshes to video memory (VRAM). Command. Sets the memory limit used for loading meshes to video memory (VRAM). This is a recommended value to aim for. So, it can be exceeded if meshes are required to render the current frame. The memory limit is associated with the lifetime: meshes are deleted from VRAM only when both values are exceeded.	Arguments: [0; 100] - available range 4 - by default
render_streaming_meshes_life_time_vram
Description: Variable. Prints the current lifetime of meshes in video memory since the last time they were accessed. Command. Sets the lifetime of meshes in video memory since the last time they were accessed. The engine deletes meshes after this time only if the specified VRAM limit is also exceeded.	Arguments: [0; 60] - available range 4 - by default
render_streaming_meshes_prefetch_collision
Description: Variable. Prints the current mode of asynchronous pre-loading of meshes to memory before they are used. Command. Sets the mode of asynchronous pre-loading of meshes to memory before they are used. Pre-loading is available only for meshes, which have at least one surface with the Collision flag set. There are 3 modes of loading such meshes to RAM: Disable - loading is disabled. Radius - meshes within the prefetch radius are loaded. Full - all meshes with the Collision flag are loaded. This method should be used when the Async streaming mode for meshes is set.	Arguments: 0 - disable (by default) 1 - physics 2 - full
render_streaming_meshes_prefetch_intersection
Description: Variable. Prints the current mode of asynchronous pre-loading of meshes into memory before they are used. Command. Sets the mode of asynchronous pre-loading of meshes into memory before they are used. Pre-loading is available only for meshes, which have at least one surface with the Intersection flag set. There are 3 modes of loading such meshes to RAM: Disable - loading is disabled. Radius - all meshes within the prefetch radius are loaded. Full - all meshes with the Intersection flag are loaded. This method should be used when the Async streaming mode for meshes is set.	Arguments: 0 - disable (by default) 1 - physics 2 - full
render_streaming_meshes_prefetch_radius
Description: Variable. Prints the current radius within which meshes are pre-loaded into memory. Command. Sets the radius within which meshes are pre-loaded into memory. The value should exceed the physics radius (for collisions) and/or the radius within which intersections are calculated.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 0.0f - by default
render_streaming_textures_info
Description: Command. Prints general information (the number of registered/loaded textures; memory used) on rendering textures.
render_streaming_textures_list
Description: Command. Prints the list of loaded textures and detailed information about the memory used,texture format, used compression, if any, and texture dimensions.
textures_cache_preload	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables preloading of the texture cache at engine startup. Notice Textures cache always remains in memory after loading.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_streaming_textures_reload
Description: Command. Reloads all textures.
render_streaming_textures_cache_create
Description: Command. Generates texture cache for all textures used in the project. Notice Generated textures cache is incomplete, only images are created, as all metadata (flags, etc.) is stored in materials.
render_streaming_textures_cache_destroy
Description: Command. Clears texture cache (images and metadata) stored on disk. All files in the data/.cache_textures will be removed.
render_streaming_textures_cache_load
Description: Command. Loads texture cache from the disk. Texture cache always remains in memory after loading.
render_streaming_textures_cache_unload
Description: Command. Unloads texture cache from the memory. This method does not delete files in the data/.cache_textures.

Rendering Resources: OpenGL-Specific Commands#

Operations representing information on the rendering resources for OpenGL.

Notice

OpenGL API only.

gl_async_buffer	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints the current size of an intermediate buffer (between the CPU and new resource) used for streaming, in Mb. Command. Sets the size of an intermediate buffer (between the CPU and new resource) used for streaming, in Mb. Notice The size of this buffer must be equal to the size of the largest resource (mesh/texture), otherwise in case of a larger resource, the buffer will be resized causing a spike. Be aware, that the size of this intermediate buffer will be added to total memory consumption.	Arguments: [0; 1024] - available range 128 - by default
gl_async_buffer_indices	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints the current size of an intermediate buffer used for mesh streaming (to store vertex indices of meshes), in Mb. Command. Sets the size of an intermediate buffer used for mesh streaming (to store vertex indices of meshes), in Mb.	Arguments: [0; 256] - available range 16 - by default
gl_async_buffer_synchronization	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables buffer synchronization for transferring data from the streaming thread to the main one. Notice When enabled, async buffers are created only once and then synchronized reducing the time on allocating and freeing memory. When disabled, both async buffer and async buffer for indices are created anew. This reduces the number of buffer synchronizations but increases the number of memory allocations. Sometimes (depending on the hardware/driver used, e.g. when the main thread is affected by sychronization primitives in other threads) memory allocation may be faster than synchronizations, in such cases, when streaming becomes unacceptably slow, it is recommended to disable buffer synchronization.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
gl_use_debug_info	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables debug info usage. Notice Available for debug builds only.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
gl_terrain_use_async
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables asynchronous loading of Landscape Terrain tiles. Notice When disabled, it may reduce performance spikes on certain AMD and Intel GPUs at the cost of the loading speed.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
gl_terrain_waiting_frames
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Set the number of frames to wait for streaming Landscape Terrain tiles. Increase this value (4-16 frames) to avoid more performance spikes and slightly improve the loading speed by forcing deferred data loading that imitates asynchronous data streaming without synchronization points.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)

Rendering Buffers#

Rendering Buffer Info#

Operations representing information on the rendering buffers.

render_info
Description: Command. Print general information on render buffers: Renderer - GPU and available video memory Per-type information on buffers created by the renderer, their number, and used space Total - how much video memory is used in whole
render_list
Description: Command. Print the detailed list of render buffers, with texture size, format and used space.

Rendering Buffer Debugging#

Operations on the rendering buffer debugging.

render_show_textures	^{Config file: *.}
Description: Variable. Prints the current display mode for texture buffers used by the renderer. Command. Sets the display mode for texture buffers used by the renderer. The number of displayed buffers depends on the number of buffers in a row specified by the corresponding command (see the render_show_textures_number command).	Arguments: 0 - all buffers are hidden (by default) 1 - show render textures (compact) 2 - show render textures (full)
render_screen_precision
Description: Variable. Prints the current value indicating the current screen precision. Command. Sets the value indicating the current screen precision. This parameter determines the texture format used for screen HDR buffers.	Arguments: 0 - RG11B10F 1 - RGBA16F (by default)
render_show_textures_number	^{Config file: *.}
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of buffers in a row and column displayed in the full view mode (see the render_show_textures command). Command. Sets the number of buffers in a row and column displayed in the full view mode (see the render_show_textures command). Textures are displayed in the following manner, depending on the set value: 1 — a single texture per screen 2 — 2x2 textures per screen 3 — 3x3 textures per screen ... etc.	Arguments: [0; 16] - available range 7 - by default
render_show_textures_offset	^{Config file: *.}
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of the buffer to start displaying from in the full view mode (see the render_show_textures command). Command. Sets the number of the buffer to start displaying from in the full view mode (see the render_show_textures command).	Arguments: [0; 256] - available range 0 - by default

Rendering Passes#

Operations on rendering passes.

render_debug
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether debug materials (the debug_materials material) are rendered. Debug materials can be used for debugging of image generation stages. For example, you can render only SSR, or only cubemaps and so on.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_depth_pre_pass
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if depth pre-pass rendering is enabled. When enabled, an additional depth buffer rendering pass is performed in the beginning of the rendering sequence. Notice This option can be used to gain performance for well optimized scenes using LODs and having a low-to-medium number of triangles in case of GPU bottlenecks. In other cases (heavy CAD models, large number of triangles and CPU bottlenecks) it may reduce performance, so it is recommended to use profiling tools to make sure that a positive effect is obtained.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_scissors	^{Config file: *.}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if scissor rectangles are displayed.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_ambient	^{Config file: *.}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the ambient pass buffer is displayed.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_alpha_test	^{Config file: *.}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is displayed for transparent objects using alpha test.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_transparent	^{Config file: *.}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is displayed for transparent objects.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_clouds_enabled
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if rendering of clouds is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_lights_enabled
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if rendering of lights is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_water_enabled
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if rendering of water is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_screen_space_effects
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if rendering of screen-space effects is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_transparent_enabled
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the transparent pass is rendered. Notice This option takes effect only when the forward rendering pass is used for transparent objects rendering.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_transparent_ambient
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the transparent ambient pass is rendered. Notice This option takes effect only when the forward rendering pass is used for transparent objects rendering.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_transparent_light
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the transparent light pass is rendered. Notice This option takes effect only when the forward rendering pass is used for transparent objects rendering.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_transparent_deferred
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the deferred pass for transparent objects is enabled. Notice This option takes effect only when the forward rendering pass is used for transparent objects rendering.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_transparent_multiple_env_probes
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the transparent multiple environment probes pass is rendered. Notice This method takes effect only when the forward rendering pass is used for transparent objects rendering.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)

Meshes#

Operations on mesh rendering.

render_alpha_fade
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if alpha-blend fading (dithering) is enabled for objects. When the feature is enabled, objects LODs are smoothly blended into each other over a fade distance.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_show_dynamic	^{Config file: *.}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is displayed for dynamic objects.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_mesh_dynamics
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is displayed for dynamic meshes.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_mesh_statics
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is displayed for static meshes.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled

Tessellation#

Operations on mesh tessellation.

render_tessellation_density_multiplier
Description: Variable. Prints the current global Density multiplier for the adaptive hardware-accelerated tessellation. Command. Sets the global Density multiplier for the adaptive hardware-accelerated tessellation. Higher values produce denser meshes.	Arguments: [0.0f; 10.0f] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_tessellation_distance_multiplier
Description: Variable. Prints the current global multiplier for all distance parameters of the adaptive hardware-accelerated tessellation used for distance-dependent optimization. Command. Sets the global multiplier for all distance parameters of the adaptive hardware-accelerated tessellation used for distance-dependent optimization. Higher values make tessellation visible at longer distances from the camera (consuming more resources).	Arguments: [0.0f; 10.0f] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_tessellation_shadow_density_multiplier
Description: Variable. Prints the current global Shadow Density multiplier for the Tessellated Displacement effect. Command. Sets the global Shadow Density multiplier for the Tessellated Displacement effect. Higher values produce more detailed shadows. You can make shadows from tessellated meshes simpler to save performance.	Arguments: [0.01f; 10.0f] - available range 1.0f - by default

Decals#

Operations on decal rendering.

render_decals
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if rendering of decals is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)

Fields#

Operations on field rendering.

render_field_height_resolution
Description: Variable. Prints the current resolution of the texture into which all textures set for all FieldHeight objects are rendered. Command. Sets the resolution of the texture into which all textures set for all FieldHeight objects are rendered. Notice Increased resolution significantly affects performance.	Arguments: 0 - 128 x 128 1 - 256 x 256 2 - 512 x 512 (by default) 3 - 1024 x 1024 4 - 2048 x 2048 5 - 4096 x 4096 6 - 8192 x 8192
render_field_precision
Description: Variable. Prints the current value indicating the precision of textures used for field objects. Command. Sets the value indicating the precision of textures used for field objects. Either of the following: 16-bit precision R16 texture 32-bit precision R32F texture	Arguments: 0 - 16 bit (by default) 1 - 32 bit
render_field_shoreline_resolution
Description: Variable. Prints the current resolution of the texture into which all textures set for all FieldShoreline objects are rendered. Command. Sets the resolution of the texture into which all textures set for all FieldShoreline objects are rendered. Notice Increased resolution significantly affects performance.	Arguments: 0 - 128x128 (by default) 1 - 256x256 2 - 512x512 3 - 1024x1024 4 - 2048x2048 5 - 4096x4096 6 - 8192x8192

Textures#

Operations on texture rendering.

render_textures_quality
Description: Variable. Prints the current resolution of textures. Command. Sets the resolution of textures.	Arguments: One of the following values: 0 - low quality 1 - medium quality 2 - high quality The default value is (2)
render_textures_max_resolution
Description: Variable. Prints the current maximum resolution of all textures. Command. Sets the maximum resolution of all textures. the engine doesn't compress existing textures: it uses specified mipmaps of *.dds textures.	Arguments: 0 - 128x128 1 - 256x256 2 - 512x512 3 - 1024x1024 4 - 2048x2048 5 - 4096x4096 6 - 8192x8192 (by default) 7 - 16384x16384
render_textures_min_resolution
Description: Variable. Prints the current minimum resolution of all textures. Command. Sets the minimum resolution of all textures. The Engine doesn't compress existing textures: it uses specified mip maps of *.dds textures.	Arguments: 0 - 128x128 (by default) 1 - 256x256 2 - 512x512 3 - 1024x1024 4 - 2048x2048 5 - 4096x4096 6 - 8192x8192 7 - 16384x16384
render_textures_filter
Description: Variable. Prints the current texture filtering mode. Command. Sets the texture filtering mode.	Arguments: 0 - Bilinear 1 - Trilinear (by default)
render_textures_anisotropy
Description: Variable. Prints the current anisotropy level for textures (degree of anisotropic filtering). Command. Sets the anisotropy level for textures (degree of anisotropic filtering).	Arguments: 0 - level 1 1 - level 2 2 - level 4 3 - level 8 (by default) 4 - level 16

Shaders#

Operations on shaders.

render_defines
Description: Command. Print the macros list related to the renderer (defines to make corresponding resources available in shaders).

Shader Loading#

Operations on the shader loading.

render_shaders_preload
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if all shaders that are used in the loaded world are compiled and loaded to RAM every time the world is loaded. Notice Pre-loading shaders results in significant memory consumption. It is recommended to use pre-generated shaders cache instead when possible (see the shaders_create command). In this case necessary shaders are loaded from cache to RAM on demand.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled

render_shaders_preload

Description:

Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled.
Command. Toggles the value indicating if all shaders that are used in the loaded world are compiled and loaded to RAM every time the world is loaded.
Notice
Pre-loading shaders results in significant memory consumption. It is recommended to use pre-generated shaders cache instead when possible (see the shaders_create command). In this case necessary shaders are loaded from cache to RAM on demand.

Arguments:
0 - disabled (by default)
1 - enabled

Effects and Postprocesses#

Operations on the effects and postprocesses.

render_animation_leaf
Description: Variable. Prints the current global scale for rotation angle of vegetation leaves. Command. Sets the global scale for rotation angle of vegetation leaves.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_animation_scale
Description: Variable. Prints the current global scale for rotation speed of vegetation leaves. Command. Sets the global scale for rotation speed of vegetation leaves.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_animation_stem
Description: Variable. Prints the current global scale for movement amplitude of vegetation stems. Command. Sets the global scale for movement amplitude of vegetation stems.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_animation_wind
Description: Variable. Prints the current direction of wind for all vegetation (grass and trees). Command. Sets the direction of wind for all vegetation (grass and trees). It is a multiplier for the stem offset (in grass, stem and leaves materials).	Arguments: (0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f) - default value
render_auxiliary
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if auxiliary render buffer is used. The buffer should be enabled for render and post post-processes to work.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_bent_normal
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if ray-traced bent normals calculation is enabled. The use of SSRTGI for bent normals allows for smooth ambient lighting. Notice Ray-traced bent normals calculation available only when the SSRTGI technique (see the render_ssrtgi_preset command) is enabled. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_bent_normal_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_bent_normal_fix_overlit_areas
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if correction of overlit areas for bent normals calculation is enabled. Notice This option may significantly affect performance, so disable it when it's not necessary. Ray-traced bent normals calculation is available only when the SSRTGI technique (see the render_ssrtgi_preset command) is enabled. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_bent_normal_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_bent_normal_threshold
Description: Variable. Prints the current threshold value for the ray-traced bent normals calculation. Command. Sets the threshold value for the ray-traced bent normals calculation. Notice Ray-traced bent normals calculation is available only when the SSRTGI technique (see the render_ssrtgi_preset command) is enabled. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_bent_normal_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_bloom
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the Bloom effect is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_bloom_passes
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of passes for the bloom effect. Command. Sets the number of passes for the bloom effect. During the pass a Bloom texture is generating. Up to 8 Bloom textures can be generated: each texture has lower resolution (original size, original size /2, original size /4, so forth) with Bloom effect. After that, all these Bloom textures with the different resolution form the final Bloom texture. Notice The higher the value, the smoother the effect is. However, this option significantly affects performance.	Arguments: [2; 8] - available range 6 - by default
render_bloom_power
Description: Variable. Prints the current power of the Bloom effect. Command. Sets the power of the Bloom effect. 0.0f (min) - the Bloom effect is blurred. 1.0f (max) - the Bloom effect is more contrast.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.7f - by default
render_bloom_resolution
Description: Variable. Prints the current resolution of the Bloom effect. Command. Sets the resolution of the Bloom effect.	Arguments: 0 - quarter 1 - half 2 - full (by default)
render_bloom_scale
Description: Variable. Prints the current scale of the Bloom effect. Command. Sets the scale of the Bloom effect.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.3f - by default
render_border
Description: Variable. Prints the current width and height of the image border (in pixels), to be rendered outside the horizontal bounds of the screen to reduce artefacts of post effects. Command. Sets the width and height of the image border (in pixels), to be rendered outside the horizontal bounds of the screen to reduce artefacts of post effects. Notice Increasing the width of the border may increase performance costs.	Arguments: (0, 0) - default value
render_denoise_preset
Description: Variable. Prints the current Denoise preset used at the moment. Command. Sets the Denoise preset used at the moment. Sharpest to Smoothest — intensity of applying the noise reduction temporal filter (smoother settings cause more ghosting, but provide a more credible and smooth effect in static scenes). Low to High — quality of blur processing in denoiser (higher values are more performance-consuming). To customize the Denoise effect options at run time, activate the Custom preset.	Arguments: 0 - Disabled (by default) 1 - Sharpest Low 2 - Sharpest High 3 - Sharp Low 4 - Sharp High 5 - Smooth Low 6 - Smooth High 7 - Smoothest Low 8 - Smoothest High 9 - Custom
render_denoise_radius
Description: Variable. Prints the current radius of each blur iteration in noise reduction. Command. Sets the radius of each blur iteration in noise reduction. This value allows simulating a higher number of blur iterations without affecting performance. However, this may cause such screen-space artefact as insufficiently smooth denoiser blur. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_denoise_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [1; 3] - available range 1 - by default
render_denoise_num_blur_iterations
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of iterations performed for blurring. Command. Sets the number of iterations performed for blurring. Higher values increase the blur radius, which helps to reduce noise even in areas with very intense noise. However this greatly affects performance. Recommended values are in range [3, 5]. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_denoise_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0; 10] - available range 5 - by default
render_denoise_denoise_by_velocity_threshold
Description: Variable. Prints the current velocity threshold for objects moving in the screen, exceeding which the denoiser blur intensity increases. Command. Sets the velocity threshold for objects moving in the screen, exceeding which the denoiser blur intensity increases. This setting helps reduce noise and ghosting at high-speed movement. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_denoise_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_indirect_diffuse_temporal_filtering_enabled
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if temporal filtering for Indirect Diffuse is enabled. Temporal filtering reduces flickering of indirect diffuse light. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_denoise_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_indirect_diffuse_temporal_filtering_frame_count
Description: Variable. Prints the current frame count of temporal filtering for the indirect diffuse effect. Command. Sets the frame count of temporal filtering for the indirect diffuse effect. Specifies the number of frames for the velocity buffer. The higher the value, the more frames are combined into the final image and the better anti-aliasing. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_denoise_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 50.0f - by default
render_indirect_diffuse_temporal_filtering_color_clamping_intensity
Description: Variable. Prints the current intensity of temporal filtering color clamping at zero pixel velocity for Indirect Diffuse. Command. Sets the intensity of temporal filtering color clamping at zero pixel velocity for Indirect Diffuse. Lower values result in more accumulated frames combined, which reduces noise flickering, but increases ghosting effect. To reduce ghosting in this case you can use Indirect Diffuse Color Clamping Velocity Threshold (see the render_indirect_diffuse_temporal_filtering_color_clamping_velocity_threshold command), while higher values reduce ghosting effect, but increase flickering. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_denoise_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_indirect_diffuse_temporal_filtering_color_clamping_velocity_threshold
Description: Variable. Prints the current sensitivity of temporal filtering color clamping for Indirect Diffuse to pixel velocity change. Command. Sets the sensitivity of temporal filtering color clamping for Indirect Diffuse to pixel velocity change. This parameter is used to reduce ghosting effect for lower Color Clamping Intensity (see the render_indirect_diffuse_temporal_filtering_color_clamping_intensity command) values: it automatically increases clamping intensity for higher velocities, and disables clamping for low velocity values. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_denoise_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 100.0f - by default
render_indirect_diffuse_denoise_enabled
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if noise reduction for Indirect Diffuse is enabled. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_denoise_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_indirect_diffuse_denoise_mask_enabled
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the denoise mask for Indirect Diffuse is enabled.This mask identifies which portions of the screen should be denoised more, and which — less. This may ensure more detailed ambient lighting. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_denoise_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_indirect_diffuse_denoise_threshold
Description: Variable. Prints the current threshold value for color difference of neighboring pixels used for noise reduction for Indirect Diffuse. Command. Sets the threshold value for color difference of neighboring pixels used for noise reduction for Indirect Diffuse. Blur is applied when the color difference is less than the threshold value. Notice Setting too high values results in blurring the whole image. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_denoise_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_indirect_specular_temporal_filtering_enabled
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if temporal filtering for Indirect Specular is enabled. Temporal filtering reduces flickering of Indirect Specular lighting. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_denoise_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_indirect_specular_temporal_filtering_frame_count
Description: Variable. Prints the current frame count of temporal filtering for Indirect Specular. Command. Sets the frame count of temporal filtering for Indirect Specular. Specifies the number of frames for the velocity buffer. The higher the value, the more frames are combined into the final image and the better anti-aliasing. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_denoise_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 50.0f - by default
render_indirect_specular_temporal_filtering_color_clamping_intensity
Description: Variable. Prints the current intensity of temporal filtering color clamping at zero pixel velocity for Indirect Specular. Command. Sets the intensity of temporal filtering color clamping at zero pixel velocity for Indirect Specular. Lower values result in more accumulated frames combined, which reduces noise flickering, but increases ghosting effect. To reduce ghosting in this case you can use Indirect Specular Temporal Filtering Color Clamping Velocity Threshold (see the render_indirect_specular_temporal_filtering_color_clamping_velocity_threshold command), while higher values reduce ghosting effect, but increase flickering. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_denoise_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_indirect_specular_temporal_filtering_color_clamping_velocity_threshold
Description: Variable. Prints the current sensitivity of temporal filtering color clamping for Indirect Specular to pixel velocity change. Command. Sets the sensitivity of temporal filtering color clamping for Indirect Specular to pixel velocity change. This parameter is used to reduce ghosting effect for lower Color Clamping Intensity (see the render_indirect_specular_temporal_filtering_color_clamping_intensity command) values: it automatically increases clamping intensity for higher velocities, and disables clamping for low velocity values. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_denoise_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 100.0f - by default
render_indirect_specular_denoise_enabled
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if noise reduction for Indirect Specular is enabled. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_denoise_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_indirect_specular_denoise_mask_enabled
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the denoise mask for Indirect Specular is enabled.This mask identifies which portions of the screen should be denoised more, and which — less. This may ensure more detailed ambient lighting. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_denoise_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_indirect_specular_denoise_threshold
Description: Variable. Prints the current threshold value for color difference of neighboring pixels used for noise reduction for the Indirect Specular effect. Command. Sets the threshold value for color difference of neighboring pixels used for noise reduction for the Indirect Specular effect. Blur is applied when the color difference is less than the threshold value. Notice Setting too high values results in blurring the whole image. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_denoise_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_camera_effects_threshold
Description: Variable. Prints the current brightness threshold, which is used to detect if an object should be blurred in the HDR mode. Command. Sets the brightness threshold, which is used to detect if an object should be blurred in the HDR mode. By the minimum value of 0, the bright areas can become overexposed.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_camera_effects_temporal_filtering
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if temporal filtering for camera effects is enabled. Temporal filtering reduces flickering of the bloom effect on the small bright objects (such flickering may appear when the camera moves). For example, it can be used in scenes with industrial pipes.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_camera_effects_temporal_filtering_color_clamping_intensity
Description: Variable. Prints the current intensity of TAA color clamping for the Bloom effect. Command. Sets the intensity of TAA color clamping for the Bloom effect. Lower values result in more accumulated frames combined, which reduces noise flickering, but increases ghosting effect. To reduce ghosting in this case you can use Min Velocity Clamping (see the render_camera_effects_temporal_filtering_min_velocity_clamping command) and Max Velocity Clamping (see the render_camera_effects_temporal_filtering_max_velocity_clamping command), while higher values reduce ghosting effect, but increase flickering. Notice This option is available only when the temporal filtering (see the render_camera_effects_temporal_filtering command) is enabled.	Arguments: [1.0f; inf] - available range 3.0f - by default
render_camera_effects_temporal_filtering_min_velocity_clamping
Description: Variable. Prints the current sensitivity of TAA color clamping for the Bloom effect for static objects. Command. Sets the sensitivity of TAA color clamping for the Bloom effect for static objects. This parameter is used to reduce ghosting effect for lower Color Clamping Intensity (see the render_camera_effects_temporal_filtering_color_clamping_intensity command) values: higher values reduce ghosting, but at the same time reduce the temporal filter effect. Notice This option is available only when the temporal filtering (see the render_camera_effects_temporal_filtering command) is enabled.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.05f - by default
render_camera_effects_temporal_filtering_max_velocity_clamping
Description: Variable. Prints the current sensitivity of TAA color clamping for the Bloom effect for moving objects. Command. Sets the sensitivity of TAA color clamping for the Bloom effect for moving objects. This parameter is used to reduce ghosting effect for lower Color Clamping Intensity (see the render_camera_effects_temporal_filtering_color_clamping_intensity command) values: higher values reduce ghosting, but at the same time reduce the temporal filter effect. Notice This option is available only when the temporal filtering (see the render_camera_effects_temporal_filtering command) is enabled.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.1f - by default
render_chromatic_aberration
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if rendering of the Chromatic Aberration post-effect is enabled. This effect simulates color shifts in real-world camera lenses due to light rays entering a lens at different points causing separation of RGB colors.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_chromatic_aberration_intensity
Description: Variable. Prints the current intensity (strength) of the Chromatic Aberration post-effect. Command. Sets the intensity (strength) of the Chromatic Aberration post-effect. Controls how much color shifting occurs.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 0.5f - by default
render_chromatic_aberration_noise_intensity
Description: Variable. Prints the current intensity of noise applied for the Chromatic Aberration post-effect. Command. Sets the intensity of noise applied for the Chromatic Aberration post-effect.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.3f - by default
render_chromatic_aberration_samples
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of samples used for calculation of the Chromatic Aberration post-effect. Command. Sets the number of samples used for calculation of the Chromatic Aberration post-effect. Higher values reduce banding making the effect look smoother.	Arguments: [1; 32] - available range 1 - by default
render_dirt_scale
Description: Variable. Prints the current intensity of lens dirt effect modulating the pattern of lens flares defined by the Dirt Texture. Command. Sets the intensity of lens dirt effect modulating the pattern of lens flares defined by the Dirt Texture. For example, it can be used to create an effect of unclean optics when the camera looks at the sun.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.5f - by default
render_dof
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the DOF (Depth Of Field) effect is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_dof_preset
Description: Variable. Prints the current DoF effect quality preset. To customize the DoF effect options at run time you should activate the Custom preset: Command. Sets the DoF effect quality preset. To customize the DoF effect options at run time you should activate the Custom preset:	Arguments: 0 - Very Low (by default) 1 - Low 2 - Medium 3 - High 4 - Ultra 5 - Extreme 6 - Custom
render_dof_blur
Description: Variable. Prints the current intensity of blur for the DOF (Depth Of Field) effect. Command. Sets the intensity of blur for the DOF (Depth Of Field) effect.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_dof_chromatic_aberration
Description: Variable. Prints the current intensity of chromatic aberration for the DOF (Depth Of Field) effect. Command. Sets the intensity of chromatic aberration for the DOF (Depth Of Field) effect.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 0.0f - by default
render_dof_far_distance
Description: Variable. Prints the current far DOF limit of the camera: the distance between the camera and the furthest element that is considered to be acceptably sharp. Command. Sets the far DOF limit of the camera: the distance between the camera and the furthest element that is considered to be acceptably sharp. Black zone on the DOF mask means in-focus zone.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 10.0f - by default
render_dof_near_distance
Description: Variable. Prints the current near DOF limit of the camera: the distance between the camera and the first element that is considered to be acceptably sharp. Command. Sets the near DOF limit of the camera: the distance between the camera and the first element that is considered to be acceptably sharp. Black zone on the DOF mask means in-focus zone.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 10.0f - by default
render_dof_focal_distance
Description: Variable. Prints the current focal distance of the camera, i.e. a point where objects are in-focus and visible clearly. Command. Sets the focal distance of the camera, i.e. a point where objects are in-focus and visible clearly.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_dof_far_focal_offset
Description: Variable. Prints the current Sets the offset from the focal to the farthest blurred zone for the DOF effect. Command. Sets the Sets the offset from the focal to the farthest blurred zone for the DOF effect. In other words, the distance when background (far) is in focus.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 0.0f - by default
render_dof_near_focal_offset
Description: Variable. Prints the current offset from the focal to the nearest blurred zone. Command. Sets the offset from the focal to the nearest blurred zone. In other words, the distance when foreground (near) is in focus.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 0.0f - by default
render_dof_resolution
Description: Variable. Prints the current resolution of the DOF (Depth Of Field) effect. Command. Sets the resolution of the DOF (Depth Of Field) effect. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_dof_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - quarter 1 - half 2 - full (by default)
render_dof_quality
Description: Variable. Prints the current quality of the DOF (Depth Of Field) effect. Command. Sets the quality of the DOF (Depth Of Field) effect. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_dof_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: One of the following values: 0 - low quality 1 - medium quality 2 - high quality 3 - ultra quality The default value is (1)
render_dof_bokeh_mode
Description: Variable. Prints the current shape of the Bokeh for the DOF effect. Command. Sets the shape of the Bokeh for the DOF effect. This parameter determines the way the lens renders out-of-focus points of light. Notice For the DOF effect, the Bokeh effect is enabled by default.	Arguments: 0 - ring (by default) 1 - circle
render_dof_increased_accuracy
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the increased accuracy option is enabled for the DOF (Depth Of Field) effect. When enabled, focusing calculation is performed with increased accuracy. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_dof_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_dof_focus_improvement
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the focus improvement option is enabled for the DOF (Depth Of Field) effect. When enabled, transitions between the focused and unfocused parts of the scene become more accurate. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_dof_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled
render_show_emission
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is displayed for materials with the Emission state enabled or connecting any data to the Emission input in the material graph.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_exposure_mode
Description: Variable. Prints the current mode of the adaptive exposure effect. Command. Sets the mode of the adaptive exposure effect. Static — a static exposure. The amount of luminance is determined by the Exposure (see the render_exposure command) depending on the Camera Mode (see the render_camera_mode command) parameter. Logarithmic adaptive — adaptive logarithmic mapping technique. Quadratic adaptive — adaptive quadratic mapping technique.	Arguments: 0 - static (by default) 1 - logarithmic adaptive exposure 2 - quadratic adaptive exposure
render_exposure
Description: Variable. Prints the current camera exposure (a multiplier of the scene luminance and brightness). Command. Sets the camera exposure (a multiplier of the scene luminance and brightness). It determines the resulting amount of luminance: By the minimum value of 0.0f, the image is rendered black. The higher the value, the more luminance and the brighter the scene lit. Available only when the Camera Mode (see the render_camera_mode command) is set to Classic.	Arguments: [0.0f; 4.0f] - available range 0.0f - by default
render_exposure_adaptation
Description: Variable. Prints the current time for the camera to adjust exposure, in seconds. Command. Sets the time for the camera to adjust exposure, in seconds. 0.0f - means instant adaptation. If a too small or even negative value is provided, 1E-6 will be used instead.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_iso
Description: Variable. Prints the current ISO value used for static exposure calculation. Command. Sets the ISO value used for static exposure calculation. This value is available for the physically-based camera (see the render_camera_mode command) and represents the sensitivity of the camera sensor. The higher the ISO number, the more light is collected and the brighter the image is.	Arguments: [0; inf] - available range 100 - by default
render_shutter_speed
Description: Variable. Prints the current shutter speed used for static exposure calculation. Command. Sets the shutter speed used for static exposure calculation. This setting is available for the physically-based camera (see the render_camera_mode command) and indicates how long the sensor of the camera is actively collecting light. Higher values make the shutter speed faster and the image — darker.	Arguments: [0; inf] - available range 250 - by default
render_f_stop
Description: Variable. Prints the current f-stop value used for static exposure calculation. Command. Sets the f-stop value used for static exposure calculation. This setting is available for the physically-based camera (see the render_camera_mode command) and represents the ratio of the focal length (f) and the diameter of the lens opening (D): f / D. It is the reciprocal of the relative aperture. The higher the value, the darker the image is.	Arguments: [0; inf] - available range 11 - by default
render_camera_mode
Description: Variable. Prints the current camera mode, which determines the way the exposure is set. Command. Sets the camera mode, which determines the way the exposure is set. Either of the following: Physically-Based - the real-world values are used to set up lighting and camera exposure: ISO (see the render_iso command), shutter speed (see the render_shutter_speed command), F-stop (see the render_f_stop command). With the default values of these parameters, the static exposure value is near 1. Notice For the physically-based mode, the exposure mode (see the render_exposure_mode command) should be set to Static to avoid exposure issues. Classic - the exposure is set by the Exposure value (see the render_exposure command).	Arguments: 0 - classic (by default) 1 - physically-based
render_white_balance
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if automatic white balance correction is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_white_balance_intensity
Description: Variable. Prints the current value of white balance correction intensity. Command. Sets the value of white balance correction intensity. 0.0f - no white balance correction is performed. higher values result in stronger correction. Notice Do not set too high values for night-time and dimly lit scenes, as it may lead to heavy color distortion making the scene look totally unnatural.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.3f - by default
render_white_balance_adaptation_time
Description: Variable. Prints the current time period set for the camera to adjust white balance. Command. Sets the time period set for the camera to adjust white balance. During this time white balance correction is performed (0.0f - instant correction is to be used). Notice It is recommended to use lower values, when possible, to make correction process unnoticeable, otherwise it'll be slow and will catch user's eye. However, setting too low values may result in abrupt switching of colors as the camera moves. So, adjust this parameter carefully to make transition smoooth. You can set it equal to the Exposure Adaptation value (see the render_exposure_adaptation command).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_vignette_mask
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if rendering of the Vignette Mask post-effect is enabled. The effect applies darkening towards the edges of an image compared to the center usually caused by thick or stacked filters, secondary lenses, and lens hoods. It can be used for an artistic effect, to draw focus to the center of the image.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_vignette_mask_intensity
Description: Variable. Prints the current intensity of the Vignette Mask. Command. Sets the intensity of the Vignette Mask. Defines the amount of vignetting on the screen: higher values moke the vignette wider.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_vignette_mask_power
Description: Variable. Prints the current Power value that controls mask opacity for the Vignette Mask post-effect. Command. Sets the Power value that controls mask opacity for the Vignette Mask post-effect.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_noise
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if rendering of the Noise post-effect is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_noise_intensity
Description: Variable. Prints the current intensity of the Noise post-effect. Command. Sets the intensity of the Noise post-effect. Higher values result in more noise applied to the image.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 0.03f - by default
color_correction_brightness
Description: Variable. Prints the current overall brightness value for the scene. Command. Sets the overall brightness value for the scene.	Arguments: [-1.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.0f - by default
color_correction_contrast
Description: Variable. Prints the current overall contrast value for the scene. Command. Sets the overall contrast value for the scene.	Arguments: [-1.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.0f - by default
color_correction_gamma
Description: Variable. Prints the current Gamma correction value for the scene. Command. Sets the Gamma correction value for the scene.	Arguments: [0.5f; 1.5f] - available range 1.0f - by default
color_correction_white
Description: Variable. Prints the current white balance of the scene. Command. Sets the white balance of the scene.	Arguments: vec4_zero - default value (black)
color_correction_by_curves
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if color correction via curves is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
color_correction_hue_per_color
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if fine-adjustment of hue (color shift) for each of the 12 major colors of the spectre is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
color_correction_hue_shift
Description: Variable. Prints the current hue adjustment values for the scene. Command. Sets the hue adjustment values for the scene. List of palette colors: 0 - Red, 1 - Orange, 2 - Yellow, 3 - Chartreuse, 4 - Green, 5 - Spring green, 6 - Cyan, 7 - Azure, 8 - Blue, 9 - Violet, 10 - Magenta, 11 - Rose.	Arguments: (0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0) - default value
color_correction_saturation_per_color
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if fine-adjustment of saturation for each of the 12 major colors of the spectre is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
color_correction_saturation
Description: Variable. Prints the current saturation adjustment values for the scene. Command. Sets the saturation adjustment values for the scene.List of palette colors: 0 - Red, 1 - Orange, 2 - Yellow, 3 - Chartreuse, 4 - Green, 5 - Spring green, 6 - Cyan, 7 - Azure, 8 - Blue, 9 - Violet, 10 - Magenta, 11 - Rose.	Arguments: (1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1) - default value
color_correction_preserve_saturation
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if initial scene color saturation is to be preserved after applying color correction.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_supersampling
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of samples per pixel used for supersampling. Command. Sets the number of samples per pixel used for supersampling.	Arguments: [1e-6f; 8.0f] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_occluders
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if rendering of occluders is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_occluders_resolution
Description: Variable. Prints the current resolution of the texture, to which occluders (see the render_occluders command) are rendered. Command. Sets the resolution of the texture, to which occluders (see the render_occluders command) are rendered.	Arguments: From 1x1 to 1024x1024 Default: 128x64
render_occluders_shadows
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether rendering of occluders for shadows is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_occluders_shadows_resolution
Description: Variable. Prints the current resolution of the texture, to which occluders for shadows (see the render_occluders_shadows command) are rendered. Command. Sets the resolution of the texture, to which occluders for shadows (see the render_occluders_shadows command) are rendered.	Arguments: From 1x1 to 1024x1024 Default: 512x512
render_ssgi
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the SSGI (Screen Space Global Illumination) effect is enabled. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_gi_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_ssgi_intensity
Description: Variable. Prints the current intensity of the SSGI (Screen Space Global Illumination) for the scene. Command. Sets the intensity of the SSGI (Screen Space Global Illumination) for the scene. By the minimum value of 0.0f, the global illumination is the darkest. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_ssgi_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_ssgi_intensity_boost
Description: Variable. Prints the current boost intensity value. Command. Sets the boost intensity value. Increases the SSGI intensity by raising the value to the specified power. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_ssgi_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - power of 1 (by default) 1 - power of 2 2 - power of 3 3 - power of 4
render_ssgi_threshold
Description: Variable. Prints the current threshold value for the ray-traced SSGI (Screen Space Global Illumination). Command. Sets the threshold value for the ray-traced SSGI (Screen Space Global Illumination). Notice Ray-traced SSGI calculation available only when the SSRTGI technique (see the render_ssrtgi_preset command) is enabled. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_ssgi_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_fxaa
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if FXAA (post-process anti-aliasing) is enabled. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_aa_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_fxaa_intensity
Description: Variable. Prints the current intensity of FXAA. Command. Sets the intensity of FXAA. Intensity specifies the sample offset of FXAA fragment. The higher the value, the more blurred image will be.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.0f - by default
render_aa_preset
Description: Variable. Prints the current index of the AA (Anti-Aliasing) preset used at the moment. To customize Anti-Aliasing options at run time you should activate the Custom preset: Command. Sets the index of the AA (Anti-Aliasing) preset used at the moment. To customize Anti-Aliasing options at run time you should activate the Custom preset:	Arguments: 0 - Sharpest (by default) 1 - Sharp 2 - Smooth 3 - Smooth + SRAA 4 - Smoothest 5 - Smoothest + SRAA 6 - VR Mode 7 - Custom
render_taa
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if TAA (Temporal Anti-Aliasing) is enabled. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_aa_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_taa_preset
Description: Variable. Prints the current TAA (Temporal Anti-Aliasing) preset used at the moment. To customize Anti-Aliasing options at run time you should activate the Custom preset: Command. Sets the TAA (Temporal Anti-Aliasing) preset used at the moment. To customize Anti-Aliasing options at run time you should activate the Custom preset:	Arguments: 0 - Sharpest (by default) 1 - Sharp 2 - Smooth 3 - Smoothest 4 - VR Mode 5 - Custom
render_taa_antialiasing_in_motion
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if improved anti-aliasing in motion (for moving camera and objects) is enabled. TAA (see the render_taa command) must be enabled. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_taa_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_taa_frame_count
Description: Variable. Prints the current frame count of TAA (Temporal Anti-Aliasing). Command. Sets the frame count of TAA (Temporal Anti-Aliasing). Specifies the number of frames combined for pixels. The higher the value, the more frames are combined into the final image and the better anti-aliasing. This value is used only when the Frames By Velocity option (see the render_taa_frames_by_velocity command) is disabled.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 30.0f - by default
render_taa_catmull_resampling
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if Catmull-Rom resampling is enabled. This option enables you to reduce image blurring when the camera moves forward/backward. It is recommended to disable resampling fow low-quality presets. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_taa_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_taa_frames_by_color
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if TAA color clamping option is enabled. This option clamps the color of the current and previous frame. The image becomes more sharp. TAA (see the render_taa command) must be enabled. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_taa_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_taa_diagonal_neighbors
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if diagonally neighboring pixels are to be taken into account in the process of color clamping for TAA. This mode can be used for relatively static scenes when improved antialiasing is required. In case of a dynamic scene, blurring artefacts near the screen borders may appear. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_taa_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_taa_preserve_details
Description: Variable. Prints the current detail level of TAA (Temporal Anti-Aliasing). Command. Sets the detail level of TAA (Temporal Anti-Aliasing). The higher the value, the more detailed the image is. Can produce additional flickering.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 0.5f - by default
render_taa_pixel_offset
Description: Variable. Prints the current size of the sample offset performed during subpixel jittering. Command. Sets the size of the sample offset performed during subpixel jittering. The offset can be less than a pixel: for example, if 0.5 is set, frames will shift to half a pixel. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_taa_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_taa_samples
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of the sample offsets performed during subpixel jittering. Command. Sets the number of the sample offsets performed during subpixel jittering. The parameter allows reducing image jittering and blurring. By the minimum value of 0 (1 sample offset), there will be no offsets, and, therefore, no anti-aliasing. TAA (see the render_taa command) must be enabled. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_taa_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - 1 sample offset, no anti-aliasing 1 - 4 offsets (by default) 2 - 8 offsets 3 - 16 offsets
render_taa_max_frames_by_velocity
Description: Variable. Prints the current maximum frame count of TAA (Temporal Anti-Aliasing). Command. Sets the maximum frame count of TAA (Temporal Anti-Aliasing). Specifies the maximum number of frames in the velocity buffer combined for pixels that don't move relative to the screen space. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_taa_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 60.0f - by default
render_taa_min_frames_by_velocity
Description: Variable. Prints the current minimum frame count of TAA (Temporal Anti-Aliasing). Command. Sets the minimum frame count of TAA (Temporal Anti-Aliasing). Specifies the minimum number of frames in the velocity buffer combined for fast moving pixels on the screen. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_taa_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 4.0f - by default
render_taa_frames_by_velocity
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the TAA velocity clamping option is enabled. This option controls the number of frames combined for pixels depending on the velocity in the fragment: the number of frames is clamped to the [Min frame count; Max frame count]. It reduces blurring in dynamic scenes with a lot of moving objects. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_taa_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_taa_frames_velocity_threshold
Description: Variable. Prints the current velocity threshold of TAA (Temporal Anti-Aliasing), at which pixels are treated as fast moving ones. Command. Sets the velocity threshold of TAA (Temporal Anti-Aliasing), at which pixels are treated as fast moving ones.This value specifies the intensity of velocity clamping. The following options must be enabled: TAA (see the render_taa command) and TAA velocity clamping (see the render_taa_frames_by_velocity command).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_taa_fix_flicker
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the taa fix flicker option is enabled. This option fixes flickering edges caused by TAA: it removes bright pixels by using the pixel brightness information from the previous frame. It is recommended to enable the option for bright thin ropes, wires and lines. The option is available only when TAA (see the render_taa command) is enabled. Notice Enabling this option may increase performance costs. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_taa_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_taa_edges_frame_count_multiplier
Description: Variable. Prints the current Command. Sets the	Arguments: [1.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_sraa
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if Subpixel Reconstruction Anti-Aliasing (SRAA) is enabled. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_aa_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_sraa_samples
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of depth geometry samples per pixel. Command. Sets the number of depth geometry samples per pixel. This value may significantly affect performance, so keep it low when the image quality differences are not apparent.	Arguments: 0 - 2 1 - 4 (by default) 2 - 8
render_sraa_temporal
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if TAA integration is enabled. SRAA will use the shading sample from the previously rendered frame (TAA) to achieve correct anti-aliasing. Uses camera jittering, so it works only when the TAA (see the render_taa command) is enabled. It is recommended to use this option by default.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_sraa_debug
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the SRAA debug mode is enabled. This mode shows the geometry edges smoothed by the SRAA.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_sraa_depth_threshold
Description: Variable. Prints the current depth threshold value used for edges detection that specifies the area for the SRAA processing. Command. Sets the depth threshold value used for edges detection that specifies the area for the SRAA processing. Turn on the debug mode and adjust this parameter in such a way that covers the required edges but at the same time leaves out the unnecessary geometry in the scene.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 0.1f - by default
render_filmic_shoulder_scale
Description: Variable. Prints the current Shoulder Strength tonemapping parameter value that is used to change bright values. Command. Sets the Shoulder Strength tonemapping parameter value that is used to change bright values.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.2f - by default
render_filmic_linear_scale
Description: Variable. Prints the current Linear Strength tone mapping parameter value that is used to change gray values. Command. Sets the Linear Strength tone mapping parameter value that is used to change gray values. The Linear Scale controls the length of the tone mapping curve linear part.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.3f - by default
render_filmic_linear_angle
Description: Variable. Prints the current Linear Angle tone mapping parameter value. Command. Sets the Linear Angle tone mapping parameter value. This parameter controls the slope of the linear part of the tone mapping curve.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_filmic_toe_scale
Description: Variable. Prints the current Toe Scale tonemapping parameter value that is used to change dark values. Command. Sets the Toe Scale tonemapping parameter value that is used to change dark values. The Toe Scale controls the slope of the tone mapping curve toe (the area of underexposure).	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.2f - by default
render_filmic_toe_numerator
Description: Variable. Prints the current Toe Numerator tonemapping parameter value. Command. Sets the Toe Numerator tonemapping parameter value.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.01f - by default
render_filmic_toe_denominator
Description: Variable. Prints the current Toe Denominator tonemapping parameter value. Command. Sets the Toe Denominator tonemapping parameter value.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.3f - by default
render_filmic_white_level
Description: Variable. Prints the current Linear White Point tonemapping parameter value, which is mapped as pure white in the resulting image. Command. Sets the Linear White Point tonemapping parameter value, which is mapped as pure white in the resulting image.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_filmic_saturation_recovery
Description: Variable. Prints the current color saturation recovery value for the filmic tonemapper. Command. Sets the color saturation recovery value for the filmic tonemapper. Filmic tonemapper desaturates image colors in bright areas making them look grayish. This parameter enables you to recover initial color saturation in such areas. Higher values make colors more saturated: 0.0f - standard filmic tonemapping, no saturation recovery is performed. 1.0f - color saturation is recovered to the full extent. Notice When the 1.0f value is set specular highlights appear too saturated, so the recommended value is 0.75f (default)	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.75f - by default
render_cross
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if cross flares are enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_cross_color
Description: Variable. Prints the current color of the cross flares. Command. Sets the color of the cross flares. To use this option, rendering of cross flares (see the render_cross command) should be enabled.	Arguments: vec4_one - default value (white)
render_cross_scale
Description: Variable. Prints the current cross color scale — a multiplier for the color of cross flares. Command. Sets the color multiplier.cross color scale — a multiplier for the color of cross flares. Higher values produce more pronounced flares. To use this option, rendering of cross flares (see the render_cross command) should be enabled.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_cross_shafts
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of shafts in a cross flare. Command. Sets the number of shafts in a cross flare. High number of flares can cause a FPS drop on low-performance hardware. To use this option, rendering of cross flares (see the render_cross command) should be enabled.	Arguments: [2; 32] - available range 4 - by default
render_cross_length
Description: Variable. Prints the current length of a cross flare relative to the screen width. Command. Sets the length of a cross flare relative to the screen width. Increasing this value also leads to fading of the shafts across their length. To use this option, rendering of cross flares (see the render_cross command) should be enabled.	Arguments: [0.0f; 2.0f] - available range 0.2f - by default
render_cross_angle
Description: Variable. Prints the current cross flares orientation angle. Command. Sets the cross flares orientation angle. To use this option, rendering of cross flares (see the render_cross command) should be enabled.	Arguments: [-inf; inf] - available range 45.0f - by default
render_cross_threshold
Description: Variable. Prints the current brightness threshold for areas to produce flare Command. Sets the brightness threshold for areas to produce flare. The higher the threshold value, the brighter the area should be to produce a flare. To use this option, rendering of cross flares (see the render_cross command) should be enabled.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 0.0f - by default
render_distance_scale
Description: Variable. Prints the current global distance multiplier for all distance parameters, such as the world rendering distance, decal distance, field distance, light distance, object distance, reflection distance, LODs, and surface visibility distances. Command. Sets the global distance multiplier for all distance parameters, such as the world rendering distance, decal distance, field distance, light distance, object distance, reflection distance, LODs, and surface visibility distances. This value enables you to easily increase or decrease rendering performance by changing the world extent.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_distance_offset
Description: Variable. Prints the current global distance offset for all distance parameters: shadow distance, light distance, LOD distances, etc. Command. Sets the global distance offset for all distance parameters: shadow distance, light distance, LOD distances, etc.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 0.0f - by default
render_decal_distance
Description: Variable. Prints the current distance at which (and farther) decals will not be rendered. Command. Sets the distance at which (and farther) decals will not be rendered. The distance is measured from the camera to the decal's bound. If the value is greater than the World Distance value, the latter is used instead.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range inf - by default
render_field_distance
Description: Variable. Prints the current distance at which (and farther) field nodes will not be rendered. Command. Sets the distance at which (and farther) field nodes will not be rendered. The distance is measured from the camera to the field's bound. If the value is greater than the World Distance value, the latter is used instead.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range inf - by default
render_light_distance
Description: Variable. Prints the current distance at which (and farther) dynamic lights will not be rendered. Command. Sets the distance at which (and farther) dynamic lights will not be rendered. The distance is measured from the camera to the light's bound. If the value is greater than the World Distance value, the latter is used instead.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range inf - by default
render_object_distance
Description: Variable. Prints the current distance at which (and farther) objects will not be rendered. Command. Sets the distance at which (and farther) objects will not be rendered. Notice If this value is less than the scale multiplier for shadows (see the render_shadow_distance_scale command), the shadows will still be rendered even though the objects themselves are not. Please, make sure you set these parameters properly to avoid wasting performance on rendering unnecessary shadows.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range inf - by default
render_reflection_dynamic
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if dynamic reflections for materials are enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_reflection_dynamic_roughness_offset
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether roughness offset is enabled for dynamic reflections produced by Environment Probes. Sometimes, when specular highlights from glossy surfaces get into dynamic Environment Probes a very bright flickering of lighting from it may appear. This option makes surrounding materials look more matte for an Environment Probe than they actually are, reducing such flickering artefacts.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_reflection_lods
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if reduction of resolution of dynamic reflections when the camera moves away is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_reflection_distance
Description: Variable. Prints the current distance starting from which (and farther) reflections will not be rendered. Command. Sets the distance starting from which (and farther) reflections will not be rendered.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range inf - by default
render_wireframe_color
Description: Variable. Prints the current color of the wireframe. Command. Sets the color of the wireframe.	Arguments: vec4_one - default value (white)
render_background_color
Description: Variable. Prints the current background color vector. Command. Sets the background color vector. The Alpha channel of this color sets background transparency: lower alpha channel values produce darker background color. This parameter allows creating colored transparent background instead of rendering an environment cubemap. However, if the environment cubemap is rendered, the background color will always be rendered over the environment.	Arguments: vec4_one - default value (white)
render_fade_color
Description: Variable. Prints the current fade color for the scene on the screen. Command. Sets the fade color for the scene on the screen. By gradually changing this value it is possible to create "fade in" and "fade out" effects depending on the w component of the given vector. For example, when the following vectors are passed the result will be: vec4(1,1,1,1) - a fully white screen. Positive w results in additive blending. vec4(0.5,0.5,0.5,1) - light colors on the screen. vec4(1,0,0,1) - R channel for all screen colors is to its maximum; G and B without changes. vec4(0,0,0,0) - there is no fading (no color alterations are done to the screen). vec4(1,1,1,-1) - a fully black screen. Negative w results in scene colors * (1 - RGB), where RGB is the first three components of the passed vector. vec4(0.5,0.5,0.5,-1) - dark colors on the screen.	Arguments: vec4_zero - default value (white)
render_lens
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if lens flares are enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_lens_color
Description: Variable. Prints the current color of HDR lens flares. Command. Sets the color of HDR lens flares. To use this option, rendering of lens flares (see the render_lens command) should be enabled.	Arguments: vec4_one - default value (white)
render_lens_scale
Description: Variable. Prints the current multiplier for color (see the render_lens_color command) of HDR lens flares. Command. Sets the multiplier for color (see the render_lens_color command) of HDR lens flares. To use this option, rendering of lens flares (see the render_lens command) should be enabled.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_lens_length
Description: Variable. Prints the current length of the radial lens flare indicating if the whole radial lens flare is rendered on the screen or only a part of it. Command. Sets the length of the radial lens flare indicating if the whole radial lens flare is rendered on the screen or only a part of it. This option controls how lens flares pattern is distributed. To use this option, rendering of lens flares (see the render_lens command) should be enabled.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.5f - by default
render_lens_radius
Description: Variable. Prints the current radius of the spherical lens flares on the screen. Command. Sets the radius of the spherical lens flares on the screen. 1.0f corresponds to a screen-wide radius (a lens flare is not visible). To use this option, rendering of lens flares (see the render_lens command) should be enabled.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.5f - by default
render_lens_threshold
Description: Variable. Prints the current value of the brightness threshold for areas to produce lens flares. Command. Sets the value of the brightness threshold for areas to produce lens flares. The higher the threshold value, the brighter the area should be to produce flares. To use this option, rendering of lens flares (see the render_lens command) should be enabled.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.5f - by default
render_lens_dispersion
Description: Variable. Prints the current color displacement for red, green, and blue channels of the lens flares. Command. Sets the color displacement for red, green, and blue channels of the lens flares. Can be used to create light dispersion (chromatic aberrations). If a negative value is set for a channel, 0 will be used instead. To use this option, rendering of lens flares (see the render_lens command) should be enabled.	Arguments: vec3_one - default value
render_motion_blur
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the motion blur effect is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_motion_blur_preset
Description: Variable. Prints the current Motion Blur preset. To customize the Motion Blur effect options at run time you should activate the Custom preset: Command. Sets the Motion Blur preset. To customize the Motion Blur effect options at run time you should activate the Custom preset:	Arguments: 0 - Low (by default) 1 - Medium 2 - High 3 - Ultra 4 - Custom
render_motion_blur_camera_velocity
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if camera velocity contributes to the motion blur effect (false to take into account velocities of objects only). To use this option, rendering of the motion blur effect (see the render_motion_blur command) should be enabled. Notice Disabled in VR mode by default. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_motion_blur_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_motion_blur_velocity_blur_samples
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of iterations performed to blur the border between moving and static objects. Command. Sets the number of iterations performed to blur the border between moving and static objects. Higher values ensure a higher quality of blurring, but affect the performance. To use this option, rendering of the motion blur effect (see the render_motion_blur command) should be enabled. Notice Disabled in VR mode by default. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_motion_blur_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0; 512] - available range 32 - by default
render_motion_blur_velocity_blur_radius
Description: Variable. Prints the current radius of the motion blur effect for the boundary between moving and static objects. Command. Sets the radius of the motion blur effect for the boundary between moving and static objects. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_motion_blur_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 0.5f - by default
render_motion_blur_depth_threshold_near
Description: Variable. Prints the current value defining if the blur effect is applied to the foreground object. Command. Sets the value defining if the blur effect is applied to the foreground object. If the distance between the foreground object and the background object is less than this threshold value, the motion blur effect won't be applied to the foreground object. To use this option, rendering of the motion blur effect (see the render_motion_blur command) should be enabled. Notice Disabled in VR mode by default. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_motion_blur_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 0.2f - by default
render_motion_blur_depth_threshold_far
Description: Variable. Prints the current value defining if the blur effect is applied to the background object. Command. Sets the value defining if the blur effect is applied to the background object. If the distance between the foreground object and the background object is less than this threshold value, the motion blur effect won't be applied to the background object. To use this option, rendering of the motion blur effect (see the render_motion_blur command) should be enabled. Notice Disabled in VR mode by default. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_motion_blur_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 0.5f - by default
render_motion_blur_noise_intensity
Description: Variable. Prints the current intensity of the noise used in the motion blur. Command. Sets the intensity of the noise used in the motion blur. To use this option, rendering of the motion blur effect (see the render_motion_blur command) should be enabled. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_motion_blur_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.5f - by default
render_motion_blur_num_steps
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of steps used in the motion blur. Command. Sets the number of steps used in the motion blur. The higher the value, the more correct the motion blur effect is. At low values, moving objects may look doubled, however, performance will increase. To use this option, rendering of the motion blur effect (see the render_motion_blur command) should be enabled. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_motion_blur_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [2; 64] - available range 8 - by default
render_motion_blur_velocity_scale
Description: Variable. Prints the current scale value of bodies' linear and angular velocities used for the motion blur. Command. Sets the scale value of bodies' linear and angular velocities used for the motion blur. The higher the value, the more blurred the objects will appear when moving. To use this option, rendering of the motion blur effect (see the render_motion_blur command) should be enabled. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_motion_blur_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_motion_blur_max_velocity
Description: Variable. Prints the current maximum possible amount of motion blur for moving physical objects. Command. Sets the maximum possible amount of motion blur for moving physical objects. When their body velocity exceeds the set value, they will be blurred as if they have the maximum velocity set by the parameter. This parameter should be used: To avoid excessive blurring of fast moving objects. To save performance, as increasing the object's velocity leads increasing the radius of the motion blur effect that drops performance at too high values. To use this option, rendering of the motion blur effect (see the render_motion_blur command) should be enabled. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_motion_blur_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_transparent_blur
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if transparent blur is enabled for materials. This option makes it possible to render matte transparent materials like matte glass.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_refraction
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if refraction is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_refraction_warp_background_transparent_surfaces
Description: Variable. Prints the current value indicating if refraction affects background transparent surfaces (except for water and clouds). Command. Sets the value indicating if refraction affects background transparent surfaces (except for water and clouds). The following values are available: Never — no refraction distortion is applied to transparent surfaces. Behind Farthest Refractive Surface — apply refraction distortion to all transparent surfaces behind the farthest refractive surface. This method takes effect only when rendering of refractions (see the render_refraction command) is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - Never (by default) 1 - Behind Farthest Refractive Surface
render_refraction_dispersion
Description: Variable. Prints the current refraction displacement for red, green, and blue channels (according to the refraction texture of refractive materials). Command. Sets the refraction displacement for red, green, and blue channels (according to the refraction texture of refractive materials). Can be used to create light dispersion (chromatic aberrations). To use this option, render_refraction (see the render_refraction command) should be enabled.	Arguments: vec3_one - default value
render_sharpen
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the sharpening post-processing effect is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_sharpen_intensity
Description: Variable. Prints the current intensity of the sharpening effect. Command. Sets the intensity of the sharpening effect.intensity of the sharpening effect. To use this option, sharpening post-processing effect should be enabled (see the render_sharpen command).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 0.5f - by default
render_vr_emulation
Description: Variable. Prints the current value indicating the current VR emulation mode. Command. Sets the value indicating the current VR emulation mode.	Arguments: 0 - Disabled (by default) 1 - HTC Vive 2 - HTC Vive Pro 3 - Oculus Rift
render_ssr
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the SSR (Screen Space Reflections) effect is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_ssr_preset
Description: Variable. Prints the current SSR (Screen-Space Reflections) preset used at the moment. To customize the SSR effect options at run time you should activate the Custom preset: Command. Sets the SSR (Screen-Space Reflections) preset used at the moment. To customize the SSR effect options at run time you should activate the Custom preset:	Arguments: 0 - Low (by default) 1 - Medium 2 - High 3 - Ultra 4 - Extreme 5 - Custom
render_ssr_alpha_accumulation_mode
Description: Variable. Prints the current accumulation mode for Alpha values used when rendering screen-space reflections. Command. Sets the accumulation mode for Alpha values used when rendering screen-space reflections. Two modes are available: Correct — physically correct implementation. Boosted — artificial implementation that makes SSR more intense and adds additional contrast to some scenes. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_ssr_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - Correct 1 - Boosted (by default)
render_ssr_increased_accuracy
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if increased accuracy option is enabled for the SSR (Screen Space Reflections). This option increases the accuracy of intersection detection between the ray and surfaces, which makes a reflection on smooth surfaces more detailed. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_ssr_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_ssr_resolution
Description: Variable. Prints the current resolution of SSR (Screen Space Reflections). Command. Sets the resolution of SSR (Screen Space Reflections). Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_ssr_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: One of the following values: 0 - quarter resolution 1 - half resolution 2 - full resolution The default value is (1)
render_ssr_resolution_depth
Description: Variable. Prints the current resolution of the depth buffer used for SSR (Screen Space Reflections) calculation. Command. Sets the resolution of the depth buffer used for SSR (Screen Space Reflections) calculation. It affects detailing of reflections of tiny objects. Notice To gain performance, this option can be set to lower values while enabling increased accuracy (see the render_ssr_increased_accuracy command). Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_ssr_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: One of the following values: 0 - quarter resolution 1 - half resolution 2 - full resolution The default value is (0)
render_ssr_resolution_color
Description: Variable. Prints the current resolution of the color buffer used for SSR (Screen Space Reflections) calculation. Command. Sets the resolution of the color buffer used for SSR (Screen Space Reflections) calculation. It significantly affects performance. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_ssr_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: One of the following values: 0 - quarter resolution 1 - half resolution 2 - full resolution The default value is (0)
render_ssr_perspective_compensation
Description: Variable. Prints the current perspective compensation value for the SSR effect. Command. Sets the perspective compensation value for the SSR effect. At 0.0f, the raymarching step size doesn't depend on the distance from the reflecting surface to the camera. At 1.0f, the raymarching step size linearly depends on the distance from the reflecting surface to the camera. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_ssr_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_ssr_num_rays
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of SSR rays per pixel that are used to calculate rough refrections. Command. Sets the number of SSR rays per pixel that are used to calculate rough refrections. Using more rays provides more precise SSR roughness calculation, however, it is more expensive. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_ssr_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [1; 64] - available range 4 - by default
render_ssr_num_steps
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of SSR steps per ray that are used for trace calculation. Command. Sets the number of SSR steps per ray that are used for trace calculation. The number of steps defines accuracy of reflections and causes a reasonable performance impact. The higher the value, the more accurate obstacles between objects are accounted. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_ssr_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [1; 64] - available range 16 - by default
render_ssr_step_size
Description: Variable. Prints the current size of the trace step used for SSR calculation. Command. Sets the size of the trace step used for SSR calculation. Higher values result in longer traces (however, tiny objects may become missing), lower values produce more detailed reflections of tiny objects. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_ssr_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 0.5f - by default
render_ssr_non_linear_step_size
Description: Variable. Prints the current linear step size for the SSR effect. Command. Sets the linear step size for the SSR effect. At 0.0f, all raymarching steps are of the same size. At 1.0f, each raymarching step is longer than a preceding one, which allows increasing the ray length while keeping the same number of raymarching steps. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_ssr_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_ssr_visibility_roughness_min
Description: Variable. Prints the current minimum roughness value, starting from which the SSR (Screen-Space Reflections) effect begins to fade out. Command. Sets the minimum roughness value, starting from which the SSR (Screen-Space Reflections) effect begins to fade out. It allows reducing noise of reflections on rough materials. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_ssr_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_ssr_visibility_roughness_max
Description: Variable. Prints the current maximum roughness value, starting from which the SSR (Screen-Space Reflections) effect is not rendered. Command. Sets the maximum roughness value, starting from which the SSR (Screen-Space Reflections) effect is not rendered. It allows reducing noise of reflections on rough materials. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_ssr_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_ssr_roughness_mip_offset
Description: Variable. Prints the current mip offset value for the SSR effect on rough surfaces. Command. Sets the mip offset value for the SSR effect on rough surfaces. Enhances reading a color on rough surfaces on lower-resolution screens. This setting allows reducing the noise and improving performance. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_ssr_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 10.0f] - available range 4.0f - by default
render_ssr_threshold
Description: Variable. Prints the current threshold used for SSR (Screen-Space Reflections) calculation to limit imitation of reflections in areas where SSR cannot get information. Command. Sets the threshold used for SSR (Screen-Space Reflections) calculation to limit imitation of reflections in areas where SSR cannot get information. Higher values make the effect less pronounced. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_ssr_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_ssr_threshold_occlusion
Description: Variable. Prints the current value that limits imitation of environment cubemap occlusion in areas where SSR (Screen-Space Reflections) cannot get information. Command. Sets the value that limits imitation of environment cubemap occlusion in areas where SSR (Screen-Space Reflections) cannot get information. Higher values make the effect less pronounced. This parameter is mainly used for indoor environment to correct false reflections on occluded areas (false reflections are replaced with black color). For outdoor environment, higher values of this parameter are recommended. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_ssr_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_ssr_normal_bias
Description: Variable. Prints the current bias value to which the ray starting position has been shifted along the normal vector. Command. Sets the bias value to which the ray starting position has been shifted along the normal vector. This value is used for SSR (Screen-Space Reflections) calculation. Can be adjusted to fine-tune reflections of small objects at far distances. Recommended for narrow FOV angles. To use this option, SSR (see the render_ssr command) should be enabled. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_ssr_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_ssr_view_bias
Description: Variable. Prints the current bias value to which the ray starting position has been shifted along the view vector. Command. Sets the bias value to which the ray starting position has been shifted along the view vector. This value is used for SSR (Screen-Space Reflections) calculation. Can be adjusted to fine-tune reflections of small objects at far distances. Recommended for narrow FOV angles. To use this option, SSR (see the render_ssr command) should be enabled. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_ssr_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_ssr_tonemapping_gamma
Description: Variable. Prints the current tonemapping Gamma value for the SSR effect. Command. Sets the tonemapping Gamma value for the SSR effect. Helps reducing noise for reflections from bright surfaces. 1.0f corresponds to the physically correct value. The recommended value is 2.0f — although it slightly reduces the reflection brightness, it also significantly reduces noise. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_ssr_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 10.0f] - available range 2.0f - by default
render_ssrtgi_preset
Description: Variable. Prints the current index of the SSRTGI (Screen-Space Ray-Traced Global Illumination) preset used at the moment. To customize the SSRTGI effect options at run time you should activate the Custom preset: Command. Sets the index of the SSRTGI (Screen-Space Ray-Traced Global Illumination) preset used at the moment. To customize the SSRTGI effect options at run time you should activate the Custom preset:	Arguments: 0 - Disabled (by default) 1 - Low 2 - Medium 3 - High 4 - Ultra 5 - Extreme 6 - Custom
render_ssrtgi_fast_tracing
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if fast tracing is enabled for the SSRTGI (Screen Space Ray-Traced Global Illumination). This option dynamically changes step size to obtain indirect illumination bounces using low number of steps while keeping performance high. Disabling this option improves quality, but significantly reduces performance. SSRTGI must be enabled (see the render_ssrtgi_preset command). Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_ssrtgi_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_ssrtgi_increased_accuracy
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if increased accuracy is enabled for the SSRTGI (Screen Space Ray-Traced Global Illumination). This option reduces visual artifacts by increasing accuracy of the last step. SSRTGI must be enabled (see the render_ssrtgi_preset command). Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_ssrtgi_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_ssrtgi_noise_step
Description: Variable. Prints the current intensity of the step noise used for SSRTGI calculation. Command. Sets the intensity of the step noise used for SSRTGI calculation. This parameter is used to reduce the banding effect of tracing by using the noise: the higher is the value, the less pronounced is the banding effect. SSRTGI must be enabled (see the render_ssrtgi_preset command). Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_ssrtgi_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.5f - by default
render_ssrtgi_num_rays
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of rays of SSRTGI per pixel that are used to calculate the final image. Command. Sets the number of rays of SSRTGI per pixel that are used to calculate the final image. Using more rays provides more precise SSRTGI calculation, however, it is more expensive. SSRTGI must be enabled (see the render_ssrtgi_preset command). Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_ssrtgi_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [1; 1024] - available range 8 - by default
render_ssrtgi_num_steps
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of steps of SSRTGI per ray that are used for trace calculation. Command. Sets the number of steps of SSRTGI per ray that are used for trace calculation. The higher the value, the more accurate obstacles between objects are accounted. However, this option significantly affects performance. SSRTGI must be enabled (see the render_ssrtgi_preset command). Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_ssrtgi_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [1; 256] - available range 8 - by default
render_ssrtgi_resolution
Description: Variable. Prints the current resolution of the SSRTGI (screen space ray-traced global illumination) effect. Command. Sets the resolution of the SSRTGI (screen space ray-traced global illumination) effect. This option significantly affects performance. At low values, edges of objects become blurred. SSRTGI must be enabled (see the render_ssrtgi_preset command).	Arguments: One of the following values: 0 - quarter resolution 1 - half resolution 2 - full resolution The default value is (1)
render_ssrtgi_resolution_depth
Description: Variable. Prints the current resolution of the depth buffer used for SSRTGI (screen space ray-traced global illumination) calculation. Command. Sets the resolution of the depth buffer used for SSRTGI (screen space ray-traced global illumination) calculation. This option significantly affects performance. To gain performance this option can be set to lower values while enabling the increased accuracy (see the render_ssrtgi_increased_accuracy command). SSRTGI must be enabled (see the render_ssrtgi_preset command). Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_ssrtgi_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: One of the following values: 0 - quarter resolution 1 - half resolution 2 - full resolution The default value is (0)
render_ssrtgi_step_size
Description: Variable. Prints the current size of the trace step used for SSRTGI calculation. Command. Sets the size of the trace step used for SSRTGI calculation. The higher the value, the longer the trace. However, tiny objects may be missed. The lower the value, the more detailed will be the tiny objects. The SSRTGI effect must be enabled (see the render_ssrtgi_preset command). Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_ssrtgi_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_ssrtgi_upscaling
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if upscaling is enabled for the SSRTGI (screen space ray-traced global illumination). This option makes the quality of edges in half and quarter resolution look closer to full. SSRTGI must be enabled (see the render_ssrtgi_preset command).	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_sssss
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the SSSSS (Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering) effect is enabled. This effect is used to imitate human skin, wax, etc.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_sssss_preset
Description: Variable. Prints the current SSSSS (Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering) preset used at the moment. To customize the SSSSS effect options at run time you should activate the Custom preset: Command. Sets the SSSSS (Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering) preset used at the moment. To customize the SSSSS effect options at run time you should activate the Custom preset:	Arguments: 0 - Low (by default) 1 - Medium 2 - High 3 - Ultra 4 - Extreme 5 - Custom
render_sssss_diffuse
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the SSSSS (Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering) calculation for diffuse lighting (directional lights) is enabled. If this option is not required, disable it to save performance. To use this option, the SSSSS effect (see the render_sssss command) should be enabled. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_sssss_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_sssss_ambient
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the SSSSS (Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering) calculation for ambient lighting (environment) is enabled. If this option is not required, disable it to save performance. To use this option, the SSSSS effect (see the render_sssss command) should be enabled. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_sssss_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_sssss_radius
Description: Variable. Prints the current subsurface scattering radius — distance in the screen space, within which colors will be sampled. Command. Sets the subsurface scattering radius — distance in the screen space, within which colors will be sampled.It controls how much wrinkles, pores and cavities will be blurred and highlighted. The higher the value, the farther subsurface scattering reaches. Too high values result in the ghosting effect. By the minimum value of 0, no subsurface scattering is rendered. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_sssss_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_sssss_color
Description: Variable. Prints the current subsurface scattering color used to simulate the subsurface component of skin lighting, i.e. the light that bounces inside of the subsurface tissue layers (epidermis and dermis) before exiting. Command. Sets the subsurface scattering color used to simulate the subsurface component of skin lighting, i.e. the light that bounces inside of the subsurface tissue layers (epidermis and dermis) before exiting.For skin, subsurface color is reddish, due to blood circulating in skin tissues. To use this option, SSSSS effect (see the render_sssss command) should be enabled.	Arguments: vec4(1.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f, 1.0f) - default value
render_sssss_max_threshold
Description: Variable. Prints the current threshold of SSSSS (Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering) for the material's Translucent parameter equal to 1 (maximum translucency). Command. Sets the threshold of SSSSS (Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering) for the material's Translucent parameter equal to 1 (maximum translucency). To use this option, the SSSSS effect (see the render_sssss command) should be enabled. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_sssss_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 10.0f - by default
render_sssss_min_threshold
Description: Variable. Prints the current threshold of SSSSS (Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering) for the material's Translucent parameter equal to 0 (minimum translucency). Command. Sets the threshold of SSSSS (Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering) for the material's Translucent parameter equal to 0 (minimum translucency). To use this option, the SSSSS effect (see the render_sssss command) should be enabled. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_sssss_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 4.0f - by default
render_sssss_noise_ray
Description: Variable. Prints the current intensity of the ray noise used for SSSSS (Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering) calculation to reduce banding artifacts of tracing. Command. Sets the intensity of the ray noise used for SSSSS (Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering) calculation to reduce banding artifacts of tracing. Higher values make banding less visible. To use this option, the SSSSS effect (see the render_sssss command) should be enabled. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_sssss_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.5f - by default
render_sssss_noise_step
Description: Variable. Prints the current intensity of the step noise used for SSSSS (Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering) calculation to reduce banding artifacts of tracing. Command. Sets the intensity of the step noise used for SSSSS (Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering) calculation to reduce banding artifacts of tracing. Higher values make banding less visible. To use this option, the SSSSS effect (see the render_sssss command) should be enabled. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_sssss_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.5f - by default
render_sssss_interleaved
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the interleaved rendering mode for SSSSS (Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering) is enabled. This option enables rendering of the effect in only half or quarter of all pixels with subsequent reconstruction of neighboring pixels using the data from previous frames, significantly improving performance. The effect is cumulative and works best with Temporal Filter, which reduces ghosting and noise artifacts.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_sssss_interleaved_color_clamping
Description: Variable. Prints the current color clamping mode used to reduce ghosting effect. Command. Sets the color clamping mode used to reduce ghosting effect. Higher values increase clamping intensity, but may cause flickering (to reduce flickering you can choose High + Velocity). When disabled, translucency has a lag as it is several frames behind. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_sssss_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - Disabled 1 - Low (by default) 2 - Medium 3 - High 4 - High + Velocity
render_sssss_interleaved_samples
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of pixels to be skipped when rendering the SSSSS (Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering) effect with subsequent reconstruction of neighboring pixels using the data from previous frames. Command. Sets the number of pixels to be skipped when rendering the SSSSS (Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering) effect with subsequent reconstruction of neighboring pixels using the data from previous frames. The following options are available: 1 x 2 (1.0 * width x 0.5 * height) — a half of all pixels is rendered, skipping each second line 2 x 2 (0.5 * width x 0.5 * height) — a quarter of all pixels is rendered, skipping each second line and row Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_sssss_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - 1 x 2 (by default) 1 - 2 x 2
render_sssss_resolution
Description: Variable. Prints the current resolution of the SSSSS (Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering) effect. Command. Sets the resolution of the SSSSS (Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering) effect. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_sssss_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: One of the following values: 0 - quarter resolution 1 - half resolution 2 - full resolution The default value is (1)
render_sssss_quality
Description: Variable. Prints the current quality of the SSSSS (Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering) effect. Command. Sets the quality of the SSSSS (Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering) effect. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_sssss_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: One of the following values: 0 - low quality 1 - medium quality 2 - high quality 3 - ultra quality The default value is (1)
render_sssss_taa_fix_flicker
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value of TAA parameter for Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering that is similar to TAA Fix Flicker (see the render_taa_fix_flicker command). Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_sssss_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_sssss_taa_antialiasing_in_motion
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value of TAA parameter for Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering that is similar to TAA Antialiasing In Motion (see the render_taa_antialiasing_in_motion command). Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_sssss_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_sssss_taa_frames_by_color
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value of TAA parameter for Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering that is similar to TAA Frames By Color (see the render_taa_frames_by_color command). Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_sssss_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_sssss_taa_frames_by_velocity
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value of TAA parameter for Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering that is similar to TAA Frames By Velocity (see the render_taa_frames_by_velocity command). Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_sssss_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_sssss_taa_preserve_details
Description: Variable. Prints the current value of TAA parameter for Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering that is similar to TAA Preserve Details (see the render_taa_preserve_details command). Command. Sets the value of TAA parameter for Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering that is similar to TAA Preserve Details (see the render_taa_preserve_details command). Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_sssss_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 0.5f - by default
render_sssss_taa_frame_count
Description: Variable. Prints the current value of TAA parameter for Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering that is similar to TAA Frame Count (see the render_taa_frame_count command). Command. Sets the value of TAA parameter for Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering that is similar to TAA Frame Count (see the render_taa_frame_count command).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 30.0f - by default
render_sssss_taa_frames_velocity_threshold
Description: Variable. Prints the current value of TAA parameter for Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering that is similar to TAA Frames Velocity Threshold (see the render_taa_frames_velocity_threshold command). Command. Sets the value of TAA parameter for Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering that is similar to TAA Frames Velocity Threshold (see the render_taa_frames_velocity_threshold command).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_sssss_taa_max_frames_by_velocity
Description: Variable. Prints the current value of TAA parameter for Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering that is similar to TAA Max Frames By Velocity (see the render_taa_max_frames_by_velocity command). Command. Sets the value of TAA parameter for Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering that is similar to TAA Max Frames By Velocity (see the render_taa_max_frames_by_velocity command). Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_sssss_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 60.0f - by default
render_sssss_taa_min_frames_by_velocity
Description: Variable. Prints the current value of TAA parameter for Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering that is similar to TAA Min Frames By Velocity (see the render_taa_min_frames_by_velocity command). Command. Sets the value of TAA parameter for Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering that is similar to TAA Min Frames By Velocity (see the render_taa_min_frames_by_velocity command). Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_sssss_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 4.0f - by default
render_sssss_taa_pixel_offset
Description: Variable. Prints the current value of TAA parameter for Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering that is similar to TAA Pixel Offset (see the render_taa_pixel_offset command). Command. Sets the value of TAA parameter for Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering that is similar to TAA Pixel Offset (see the render_taa_pixel_offset command). Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_sssss_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_sssss_taa_catmull_resampling
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value of TAA parameter for Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering that is similar to TAA Catmull Resampling (see the render_taa_catmull_resampling command). Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_sssss_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_sssss_taa_samples
Description: Variable. Prints the current value of TAA parameter for Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering that is similar to TAA Samples (see the render_taa_samples command). Command. Sets the value of TAA parameter for Screen-Space Subsurface Scattering that is similar to TAA Samples (see the render_taa_samples command). Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_sssss_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - 1 sample offset, no anti-aliasing 1 - 4 offsets (by default) 2 - 8 offsets 3 - 16 offsets
render_translucent_color
Description: Variable. Prints the current color used for translucent objects globally. Command. Sets the color used for translucent objects globally. When light shines on one side of the object, the other side is partially illuminated with this color.	Arguments: vec4(1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f) - default value (white)
render_ssbevel
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the Screen-Space Bevels (SSBevel effect) are enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_ssbevel_vertex_normal
Description: Variable. Prints the current rendering mode of the screen-space bevels. Command. Sets the rendering mode of the screen-space bevels. The following modes are available: Better Edges smoothes vertex and surface normals of the object. In this mode, the relief created by using Normal Mapping will be smoothed along with the mesh edges. Better Normals smoothes only vertex normals. In this mode, only edges of the mesh geometry will be bevelled. The mode may produce visual artifacts on the edges. However, they can be reduced by increasing quality settings of anti-aliasing. To use this option, rendering of SSBevel (see the render_ssbevel command) should be enabled.	Arguments: 0 - Better Edges (by default) 1 - Better Normals
render_ssbevel_quality
Description: Variable. Prints the current quality mode for the screen-space bevels. Command. Sets the quality mode for the screen-space bevels.	Arguments: One of the following values: 0 - low quality 1 - medium quality 2 - high quality 3 - ultra quality The default value is (1)
render_ssbevel_radius
Description: Variable. Prints the current size of the Screen-Space Bevel effect. Command. Sets the size of the Screen-Space Bevel effect. To use this option, rendering of SSBevel (see the render_ssbevel command) should be enabled.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 0.01f - by default
render_ssbevel_noise
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the noise is enabled for smoothing bevels. It is recommended to use the noise with TAA (see the render_taa command) enabled to avoid visual artifacts. The bevel noise is applied at a certain distance from the camera (i.e. if the camera is too far from the object with bevels, the noise won't be applied). To use this option, rendering of SSBevel (see the render_ssbevel command) should be enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_ssdirt
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the Screen-Space Dirt (SSDirt) effect is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_ssdirt_quality
Description: Variable. Prints the current quality for the SSDirt effect. Command. Sets the quality for the SSDirt effect. SSDirt (see the render_ssdirt command) must be enabled. Quality implies the number of samples used for the Screen-Space Dirt effect: Low — 4 samples Medium — 8 samples High — 16 samples Ultra — 32 samples Notice This parameter significantly affects performance, so choose it reasonably.	Arguments: One of the following values: 0 - low quality 1 - medium quality 2 - high quality 3 - ultra quality The default value is (2)
render_ssdirt_resolution
Description: Variable. Prints the current resolution of the SSDirt effect. Command. Sets the resolution of the SSDirt effect. SSDirt (see the render_ssdirt command) must be enabled. Notice This parameter significantly affects performance, so choose it reasonably.	Arguments: One of the following values: 0 - quarter resolution 1 - half resolution 2 - full resolution The default value is (1)
render_ssdirt_intensity
Description: Variable. Prints the current intensity of the SSDirt effect. Command. Sets the intensity of the SSDirt effect. By the minimum value of 0.0f, the effect is not visible. Higher values make the effect more pronounced. SSDirt (see the render_ssdirt command) must be enabled.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_ssdirt_radius
Description: Variable. Prints the current size of the SSDirt effect. Command. Sets the size of the SSDirt effect. SSDirt (see the render_ssdirt command) must be enabled.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_ssdirt_threshold
Description: Variable. Prints the current threshold of the SSDirt effect. Command. Sets the threshold of the SSDirt effect. It determines depth limit for the SSDirt effect in areas where information cannot be obtained. Higher values make the effect less pronounced. SSDirt (see the render_ssdirt command) must be enabled.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_ssdirt_angle_bias
Description: Variable. Prints the current angle bias value to limit the SSDirt effect where information cannot be obtained. Command. Sets the angle bias value to limit the SSDirt effect where information cannot be obtained. This parameter can be used to remove visual artefacts at the edges of polygons. SSDirt (see the render_ssdirt command) must be enabled. Notice This parameter affects both, concave and convex areas.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.35f - by default
render_ssdirt_perspective
Description: Variable. Prints the current perspective value, that determines the degree of impact of distance from the camera on the radius of the Screen-Space Dirt effect. Command. Sets the perspective value, that determines the degree of impact of distance from the camera on the radius of the Screen-Space Dirt effect. 0.0f - radius of the effect is bound to screen space (it remains constant relative to screen size, regardless of the distance to the camera). 1.0f - radius of the effect is bound to world space (it remains the same relative to objects, i.e. gets smaller as the camera moves away from them). SSDirt (see the render_ssdirt command) must be enabled.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.02f - by default
render_ssdirt_increase_accuracy
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if increased accuracy for the SSDirt effect. This option should be used to remove visual artefacts along the screen edges, in case if they appear. Otherwise, it should be disabled. SSDirt (see the render_ssdirt command) must be enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_ssdirt_cavity_texture_size
Description: Variable. Prints the current scaling factor for the textures used for cavities. Command. Sets the scaling factor for the textures used for cavities. SSDirt (see the render_ssdirt command) must be enabled.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_ssdirt_cavity_color
Description: Variable. Prints the current color multiplier for the Albedo texture used for cavities (global dirt and dust color pattern). Command. Sets the color multiplier for the Albedo texture used for cavities (global dirt and dust color pattern). SSDirt (see the render_ssdirt command) must be enabled.	Arguments: vec4(0.26f, 0.24f, 0.21f, 1.0f) - default value
render_ssdirt_cavity_exponent
Description: Variable. Prints the current exponent value that determines the rate of gradual change of intensity along the radius for cavities. Command. Sets the exponent value that determines the rate of gradual change of intensity along the radius for cavities. Lower values make gradual change of intensity smoother. SSDirt (see the render_ssdirt command) must be enabled.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_ssdirt_cavity_metalness
Description: Variable. Prints the current metalness value for cavities. Command. Sets the metalness value for cavities. When set to 0 (by default), the SSDirt effect does not modify metalness buffer in cavities. SSDirt (see the render_ssdirt command) must be enabled.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.0f - by default
render_ssdirt_cavity_metalness_visibility
Description: Variable. Prints the current metalness visibility value for cavities. Command. Sets the metalness visibility value for cavities. A multiplier that determines the degree of impact of the effect on metalness buffer (the higher the value the more metalness buffer is affected. SSDirt (see the render_ssdirt command) must be enabled.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.0f - by default
render_ssdirt_convexity_texture_size
Description: Variable. Prints the current scaling factor for the textures used for convexities. Command. Sets the scaling factor for the textures used for convexities. SSDirt (see the render_ssdirt command) must be enabled.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_ssdirt_convexity_color
Description: Variable. Prints the current color multiplier for the Albedo texture used for convexities (global wear and scratch color pattern). Command. Sets the color multiplier for the Albedo texture used for convexities (global wear and scratch color pattern). SSDirt (see the render_ssdirt command) must be enabled.	Arguments: vec4(0.48f, 0.44f, 0.39f, 1.0f) - default value
render_ssdirt_convexity_exponent
Description: Variable. Prints the current exponent value that determines the rate of gradual change of intensity along the radius for convexities. Command. Sets the exponent value that determines the rate of gradual change of intensity along the radius for convexities. Lower values make gradual change of intensity smoother. SSDirt (see the render_ssdirt command) must be enabled.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_ssdirt_convexity_metalness
Description: Variable. Prints the current metalness value for convexities. Command. Sets the metalness value for convexities. When set to 0 (by default), the SSDirt effect does not modify metalness buffer in convex areas. SSDirt (see the render_ssdirt command) must be enabled.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.0f - by default
render_ssdirt_convexity_metalness_visibility
Description: Variable. Prints the current metalness visibility value for convexities. Command. Sets the metalness visibility value for convexities. A multiplier that determines the degree of impact of the effect on metalness buffer (the higher the value the more metalness buffer is affected. SSDirt (see the render_ssdirt command) must be enabled.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.0f - by default
render_tonemapper
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if tone mapping is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_tonemapper_mode
Description: Variable. Prints the current mode of tone mapping. Command. Sets the mode of tone mapping.	Arguments: 0 - Filmic 1 - ACES (by default) 2 - ACES with Reinhard 3 - Reinhard 4 - Reinhard Luma-Based
render_reinhard_contribution
Description: Variable. Prints the current Reinhard tonemapping operator contribution. Command. Sets the Reinhard tonemapping operator contribution. The value is calculated according to the following formula: C / (1 + C) It controls the overall contribution that the Reinhard operator makes to the final color grading of the image. The higher values result in more tonemapping contribution to the final image.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_reinhard_luma_based_contribution
Description: Variable. Prints the current Reinhard Luma-Based tonemapping operator contribution. Command. Sets the Reinhard Luma-Based tonemapping operator contribution. Controls the overall contribution that the Reinhard operator makes to the final color grading of the image. Higher values result in more tonemapping contribution to the final image.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_aces_with_reinhard_mix
Description: Variable. Prints the current ACES with Reinhard tonemapping operator contribution. Command. Sets the ACES with Reinhard tonemapping operator contribution. If the value is closer to 0, then ACES prevails. Otherwise, when the value is closer to 1, the Reinhard has a grater impact.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.5f - by default
render_aces_white_clip
Description: Variable. Prints the current white clip parameter for the ACES operator. Controls the cut-off point for white. Command. Sets the white clip parameter for the ACES operator. Controls the cut-off point for white.	Arguments: [0.0f; 10.0f] - available range 2.51f - by default
render_aces_toe
Description: Variable. Prints the current toe parameter for the ACES operator. Command. Sets the toe parameter for the ACES operator. Controls the dark color. Higher values result in darker colors.	Arguments: [0.0f; 10.0f] - available range 0.03f - by default
render_aces_shoulder_angle
Description: Variable. Prints the current shoulder angle parameter for the ACES operator. Command. Sets the shoulder angle parameter for the ACES operator. Controls how much overshoot should be added to the curve's shoulder.	Arguments: [0.0f; 10.0f] - available range 2.43f - by default
render_aces_shoulder_strength
Description: Variable. Prints the current shoulder strength parameter for the ACES operator. Command. Sets the shoulder strength parameter for the ACES operator. Controls the strength of the transition between the curve's midsection and the curve's shoulder.	Arguments: [0.0f; 10.0f] - available range 0.59f - by default
render_aces_shoulder_length
Description: Variable. Prints the current shoulder length parameter for the ACES operator. Command. Sets the shoulder length parameter for the ACES operator. Controls the amount of f-stops to add to the dynamic range of the curve. Defines how much of the highlights the curve takes into account.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.59f - by default
render_aces_with_reinhard_white_clip
Description: Variable. Prints the current white clip parameter for the ACES with Reinhard operator. Command. Sets the white clip parameter for the ACES with Reinhard operator. Controls the cut-off point for white.ACES with Reinhard operator's white clip.	Arguments: [0.0f; 10.0f] - available range 2.51f - by default
render_aces_with_reinhard_toe
Description: Variable. Prints the current toe parameter for the ACES with Reinhard operator. Command. Sets the toe parameter for the ACES with Reinhard operator. Controls the dark color. Higher values result in darker colors.	Arguments: [0.0f; 10.0f] - available range 0.03f - by default
render_aces_with_reinhard_shoulder_angle
Description: Variable. Prints the current shoulder angle parameter for the ACES with Reinhard operator. Command. Sets the shoulder angle parameter for the ACES with Reinhard operator. Controls how much overshoot should be added to the curve's shoulder.	Arguments: [0.0f; 10.0f] - available range 2.43f - by default
render_aces_with_reinhard_shoulder_strength
Description: Variable. Prints the current shoulder strength parameter for the ACES with Reinhard operator. Command. Sets the shoulder strength parameter for the ACES with Reinhard operator. Controls the strength of the transition between the curve's midsection and the curve's shoulder.	Arguments: [0.0f; 10.0f] - available range 0.59f - by default
render_aces_with_reinhard_shoulder_length
Description: Variable. Prints the current shoulder length parameter for the ACES with Reinhard operator. Command. Sets the shoulder length parameter for the ACES with Reinhard operator. Controls the amount of f-stops to add to the dynamic range of the curve. Defines how much of the highlights the curve takes into account.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.14f - by default

Lighting and Shading#

Operations on lighting and shading.

render_environment
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if rendering of environment of the scene is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_environment_cubemap_blend
Description: Variable. Prints the current blending mode for the environment cubemap. Command. Sets the blending mode for the environment cubemap.	Arguments: 0 - alpha blend (by default) 1 - additive blend 2 - multiply 3 - overlay
render_environment_ggx_mipmaps_quality
Description: Variable. Prints the current GGX Mipmap quality mode for environment reflections on rough surfaces. Command. Sets the GGX Mipmap quality mode for environment reflections on rough surfaces. Quality modes differ in the number of rays used to create a reflection on a rough surface.	Arguments: One of the following values: 0 - low quality 1 - medium quality 2 - high quality 3 - ultra quality The default value is (0)
render_environment_hemisphere
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if rendering of environment only for the top (above-ground) hemisphere is enabled. The underground is rendered black. When disabled, environment for the whole sphere is rendered.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_environment_haze
Description: Variable. Prints the current mode for the haze effect. Command. Sets the mode for the haze effect. If Disabled, no haze is applied. The Solid mode uses the solid color from the Color parameter. The Scattering mode uses the color from the sky LUTs is blended with the Color parameter. This value is recommended for better realism: objects will smoothly fade into the distance.	Arguments: 0 - haze disabled 1 - haze colored the specific color 2 - haze colored in accordance with the sky LUT (by default)
render_environment_haze_gradient
Description: Variable. Prints the current environment haze gradient mode. Command. Sets the environment haze gradient mode. By using this option, you can make the haze look more realistic for a specific distance range. Short Distance Range — better suitable for near-surface haze Long Distance Range — better suitable for hazy mountains Physically Based — for physically based haze simulation	Arguments: 0 - Short Distance Range (by default) 1 - Long Distance Range 2 - Physically Based
render_environment_haze_screen_space_global_illumination
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the Screen-Space Haze Global Illumination effect is enabled. SSHGI - is a screen-space effect ensuring consistency of haze color with the current color of Global Illumination. Notice Available for Physically Based haze gradient mode only.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_environment_haze_temporal_filter
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if temporal filtering for the Screen-Space Haze Global Illumination effect is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_environment_haze_colorization_threshold
Description: Variable. Prints the current treshold value for scene depth used when setting haze color for the SSHGI effect in "information lost" areas on the screen. 0 - haze color is defined only by surfaces currently visible on the screen. 1 - haze color is defined by surfaces everywhere, even in "information lost" areas. Command. Sets the treshold value for scene depth used when setting haze color for the SSHGI effect in "information lost" areas on the screen. 0 - haze color is defined only by surfaces currently visible on the screen. 1 - haze color is defined by surfaces everywhere, even in "information lost" areas.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.5f - by default
render_environment_haze_colorization_intensity
Description: Variable. Prints the current colorization intensity value that defines haze color in "information lost" areas on the screen. Command. Sets the colorization intensity value that defines haze color in "information lost" areas on the screen. 0 - haze in "information lost" areas will have the initial color (same as it would be without SSHGI). 1 - haze in "information lost" areas will have the less bright color among the two, initial color and haze color with SSHGI correction. This parameter is ignored when Colorization Threshold is set to 1, as there will be no "information lost" areas not covered by SSHGI.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.95f - by default
render_lightmap_color
Description: Variable. Prints the current color multiplier for lightmaps. Command. Sets the color multiplier for lightmaps. Notice Some light sources may be modified after the lightmap was baked. To make lighting in the scene consistent once again without any re-baking you can simply adjust the color multiplier for lightmaps. See the How-To video tutorial for additional information.	Arguments: vec4_one - default value (white)
render_lights_max_per_batch
Description: Variable. Prints the current maximum number of lights rendered by a tile (see the render_lights_tile_grid_size command) per batch call. Command. Sets the maximum number of lights rendered by a tile (see the render_lights_tile_grid_size command) per batch call. With lights batching optimization, omni lights divided into tiles are rendered in batches: each tile renders the specified number of lights per batch. It allows decreasing the number of DIP calls and increasing performance. The optimization works only for omni lights with point shape and without shadows. 0 disables batching optimization.	Arguments: [32; 1024] - available range 1024 - by default
render_lights_tile_grid_size
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of grid tiles per axis for tiled rendering optimization. Command. Sets the number of grid tiles per axis for tiled rendering optimization. During this optimization, the screen space is divided into tiles that render lights in batches (see the render_lights_max_per_batch command). The optimization works only for omni lights with point shape and without shadows.	Arguments: [1; 32] - available range 8 - by default
render_lights_forward_per_object_world
Description: Variable. Prints the current maximum number of World lights per object (available only for materials rendered in the forward rendering pass). Command. Sets the maximum number of World lights per object (available only for materials rendered in the forward rendering pass). You should set the nonzero value to increase performance: it is not recommended to use more than 4 World lights per object.	Arguments: [0; 128] - available range 4 - by default
render_lights_forward_per_object_omni
Description: Variable. Prints the current maximum number of Omni lights per object (available only for materials rendered in the forward rendering pass). Command. Sets the maximum number of Omni lights per object (available only for materials rendered in the forward rendering pass). You should set the nonzero value to increase performance: it is not recommended to use more than 4 Omni lights per object.	Arguments: [0; 128] - available range 4 - by default
render_lights_forward_per_object_proj
Description: Variable. Prints the current maximum number of Projected lights per object (available only for materials rendered in the forward rendering pass). Command. Sets the maximum number of Projected lights per object (available only for materials rendered in the forward rendering pass). You should set the nonzero value to increase performance: it is not recommended to use more than 4 Projected lights per object.	Arguments: [0; 128] - available range 4 - by default
render_lights_forward_per_object_env
Description: Variable. Prints the current maximum number of Environment Probes per object (available only for materials rendered in the forward rendering pass). Command. Sets the maximum number of Environment Probes per object (available only for materials rendered in the forward rendering pass). You should set the nonzero value to increase performance: it is not recommended to use more than 4 Voxel Probes per object.	Arguments: [0; 128] - available range 4 - by default
render_lights_forward_per_object_planar
Description: Variable. Prints the current maximum number of Planar Reflection Probes per object (available only for materials rendered in the forward rendering pass). Command. Sets the maximum number of Planar Reflection Probes per object (available only for materials rendered in the forward rendering pass). You should set the nonzero value to increase performance: it is not recommended to use more than 4 Planar Reflection Probes per object.	Arguments: [0; 128] - available range 4 - by default
render_lights_forward_per_object_voxel
Description: Variable. Prints the current maximum number of Voxel Probes per object (available only for materials rendered in the forward rendering pass). Command. Sets the maximum number of Voxel Probes per object (available only for materials rendered in the forward rendering pass). You should set the nonzero value to increase performance: it is not recommended to use more than 4 Voxel Probes per object.	Arguments: [0; 128] - available range 4 - by default
render_lights_lens_flares
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if rendering of per-light lens flares is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_lights_interleaved
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if interleaved mode for rendering lights during the deferred pass is enabled. When enabled, lights are rendered in half resolution with subsequent reconstruction of neighboring pixels using the data from previous frames. This mode requires a high framerate (60+ FPS), otherwise anti-aliasing quality reduces and ghosting effect becomes more pronounced. Recommended for relatively static scenes which contain a lot of light sources and do not have a lot of reflective surfaces (in case of small number of light sources may reduce performance).	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_lights_interleaved_catmull_resampling
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the Catmull-Rom resampling for interleaved lights rendering mode is enabled. This mode allows you to reduce image blurring when the camera moves forward/backward.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_lights_interleaved_color_clamping
Description: Variable. Prints the current color clamping mode to be used for interleaved lights rendering mode. Command. Sets the color clamping mode to be used for interleaved lights rendering mode. This mode is used to reduce ghosting effect: higher values increase clamping intensity but may cause flickering on rippled reflective surfaces (as this mode is not so good at the object's edges). When disabled, shadows and reflections have a lag as they are several frames behind.	Arguments: 0 - Disabled 1 - Low (by default) 2 - Medium 3 - High 4 - High + Velocity
render_lights_interleaved_samples
Description: Variable. Prints the current interleaved rendering mode defining the number of pixels to be skipped when rendering lights during the deferred pass with subsequent reconstruction of neighboring pixels using the data from previous frames. Command. Sets the interleaved rendering mode defining the number of pixels to be skipped when rendering lights during the deferred pass with subsequent reconstruction of neighboring pixels using the data from previous frames. 1 x 2 — half of all pixels are rendered skipping each second line (1.0 * width x 0.5 * height) 2 x 2 — quarter of all pixels are rendered skipping each second line and row (0.5 * width x 0.5 * height)	Arguments: 0 - 1 x 2 (by default) 1 - 2 x 2
render_ssao
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the SSAO (Screen Space Ambient Occlusion) effect is enabled. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_gi_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_ssao_cavity
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the cavity option for the SSAO (Screen Space Ambient Occlusion) effect is enabled. This option improves (sharpens) the look of junction contours at low resolutions, so it should be used for detail enhancement (small stones, bolts and so on). Notice When checking the parameter value via API, you'll get the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_ssao_cavity_intensity
Description: Variable. Prints the current intensity of sharpening of contours for the cavity option (see the render_ssao_cavity command). Command. Sets the intensity of sharpening of contours for the cavity option (see the render_ssao_cavity command).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_ssao_cavity_radius
Description: Variable. Prints the current size of junction contours area for the cavity option for the SSAO (Screen Space Ambient Occlusion) effect (see the render_ssao_cavity command). Command. Sets the size of junction contours area for the cavity option for the SSAO (Screen Space Ambient Occlusion) effect (see the render_ssao_cavity command).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_ssao_threshold
Description: Variable. Prints the current threshold value for the SSAO (Screen Space Ambient Occlusion) effect. Command. Sets the threshold value for the SSAO (Screen Space Ambient Occlusion) effect. It limits SSAO in areas where information cannot be obtained. The higher the value, the less pronounced the effect is.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.5f - by default
render_ssao_intensity
Description: Variable. Prints the current intensity of the SSAO (Screen Space Ambient Occlusion) for the scene. Command. Sets the intensity of the SSAO (Screen Space Ambient Occlusion) for the scene. The intensity value affects brightness of shadows: by the minimum value of 0.0f, the ambient occlusion shadowing is the lightest.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_ssao_intensity_reflection
Description: Variable. Prints the current intensity of SSAO (Screen Space Ambient Occlusion) on reflections. Command. Sets the intensity of SSAO (Screen Space Ambient Occlusion) on reflections.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_gbuffer_lightmap
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if lightmap data is stored in the gbuffer.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)

Shadows#

Operations on shadows.

render_shadows
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether shadows are rendered.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_shadows_alpha_test
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if alpha test is enabled for shadows.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_shadows_screen_space
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if screen space shadows are enabled. They provide high-quality penumbra, per-light work, per-pixel detail at any zoom level and infinite visibility distance (when enabled, distant objects can cast shadows next to the horizon). Supports depth cutout parallax. Screen space shadows can be mixed with regular ones.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_shadows_translucent_depth
Description: Variable. Prints the current global translucence depth value defining how deep the light goes through translucent objects shifting the shadow. Command. Sets the global translucence depth value defining how deep the light goes through translucent objects shifting the shadow. The higher the value, the deeper the light penetrates translucent objects shifting the shadow.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 0.1f - by default
render_shadow_distance
Description: Variable. Prints the current distance from the camera, beyond which shadows will not be rendered. Command. Sets the distance from the camera, beyond which shadows will not be rendered. Notice If this value is greater than the visibility distance for objects the shadows will still be rendered even though the objects themselves are not. Please, pay attention to setting these parameters properly to avoid wasting performance on rendering unnecessary shadows.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 100.0f - by default
render_shadow_distance_scale
Description: Variable. Prints the current global scale multiplier for shadow distances. Command. Sets the global scale multiplier for shadow distances. This option enables you to easily increase or decrease shadows rendering performance by changing the scale. Notice If this value is greater than the scale multiplier for objects (see the render_distance_scale command), the shadows will still be rendered even though the objects themselves are not. Please, make sure you set these parameters properly to avoid wasting performance on rendering unnecessary shadows.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_screen_space_shadow_shafts_mode
Description: Variable. Prints the current rendering mode for volumetric screen-space shadow shafts. Command. Sets the rendering mode for volumetric screen-space shadow shafts. Shadow shafts (aka light shafts) can be generated in screen space for the Sun and the Moon to simulate the real world effect of crepuscular rays, or atmospheric shadowing of atmospheric in-scattering. These rays add depth and realism to any scene. Notice This effect works for opaque geometry only. It is recommended to use Screen-Space Shadow Shafts with relatively thick haze for visual consistency. Disable this effect for indoor scenes as only world light sources are supported.	Arguments: 0 - Disabled 1 - Sun shadow shafts (by default) 2 - Moon shadow shafts 3 - Sun and Moon shadow shafts
render_screen_space_shadow_shafts_length
Description: Variable. Prints the current length of volumetric screen-space shadow shafts. Command. Sets the length of volumetric screen-space shadow shafts.	Arguments: [0.0f; 100.0f] - available range 3.0f - by default
render_screen_space_shadow_shafts_quality
Description: Variable. Prints the current quality of screen-space shadow shafts. Command. Sets the quality of screen-space shadow shafts. Defines the number of steps to be used when generating the texture for this effect. Lower quality values may result in noticeable banding effect especially in case of long shadow shafts. Medium quality is usually enough, but you can increase it if shafts are long enough and banding effect becomes noticeable.	Arguments: One of the following values: 0 - low quality 1 - medium quality 2 - high quality 3 - ultra quality The default value is (1)
render_screen_space_shadow_shafts_resolution
Description: Variable. Prints the current resolution of the texture to which screen-space shadows are rendered. Command. Sets the resolution of the texture to which screen-space shadows are rendered.	Arguments: One of the following values: 0 - quarter resolution 1 - half resolution 2 - full resolution The default value is (1)
render_show_cascades	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables displaying of Parallel Split Shadow Map - world shadow cascades.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_show_world_shadow_casters
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether the visualizer is displayed for surfaces that are configured to cast shadows from the current World Light.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_shadows_filter_mode
Description: Variable. Prints the current global filtering mode to be used for shadows from all light sources by default. Command. Sets the global filtering mode to be used for shadows from all light sources by default. This mode determines quality of soft shadows. Higher quality produces smoother shadow edges. When disabled, no filtering is performed and the stair-step effect is clearly seen at the edges of shadows. Notice You can set filtering mode or disable filtering for each light source individually.	Arguments: 0 - Disabled 1 - Low 2 - Medium (by default) 3 - High 4 - Ultra
render_shadows_filter_noise
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if noise for shadow filtering is enabled. This noise is used for smoothing.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_shadows_penumbra_mode
Description: Variable. Prints the current global quality mode to be used for rendering penumbra from all light sources by default. Command. Sets the global quality mode to be used for rendering penumbra from all light sources by default. This mode enables simulation of real-world shadows by keeping sharp contact shadows closer to the base and softening the farther the shadow stretches away. Higher values produce softer shadows. When disabled, shadow edges are crisp and sharp (no shadow softness at all). Notice You can set penumbra quality mode or disable penumbra rendering for each light source individually. But these per-light quality settings are ignored when global quality is set to Disabled.	Arguments: 0 - Disabled 1 - Low (by default) 2 - Medium 3 - High 4 - Ultra
render_shadows_penumbra_noise
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if noise for penumbra rendering is enabled. This noise is used for smoothing.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_shadows_world_lerp_cascades
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if linear interpolation of shadow cascades is enabled, making transitions between cascades smoother. This option significantly affects performance, as two shadow maps are rendered in transition areas.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_shadows_world_cascades_culling_clusters
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether culling of shadow cascades is enabled for Mesh Cluster/Clutter objects. If enabled, the Mesh Cluster/Clutter objects rendered in the nearest cascade won't be rendered again in farther cascades. If disabled, the Mesh Cluster objects rendered in the nearest cascade will also be rendered in all other cascades. In some cases performance may be better if this option is disabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled

Geodetics#

Warning

The functionality described in this chapter is not available in the Community SDK edition.
You should upgrade to Engineering / Sim SDK edition to use it.

Operations on geodetics.

render_show_geodetic_pivot	^{Config file: *.}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating whether geodetic pivots are displayed.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled

Clouds Rendering#

render_clouds_quality_preset
Description: Variable. Prints the current index of the clouds quality preset used at the moment. Command. Sets the index of the clouds quality preset used at the moment.	Arguments: 0 - Low (by default) 1 - Medium 2 - High + Interleaved 3 - High 4 - Ultra + Interleaved 5 - Ultra 6 - Extreme + Interleaved 7 - Extreme 8 - Custom
render_clouds_accurate_layers_sorting
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if correct sorting of intersecting cloud layers is enabled. Notice Enabling this feature may reduce raymarching quality as samples shall be distributed among all layers.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_clouds_depth_based_reconstruction
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if clouds ray-marched depth is used for upsampling the downsampled clouds without obscuring the geometry and reprojection depending on the cloud depth. Recommended for flying through clouds. Notice Works only with the clouds downsampling rendering mode (see the render_clouds_downsampling_rendering command) set to half and/or the clouds interleaved rendering mode (see the render_clouds_interleaved_rendering command) set to 2x2. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_clouds_quality_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_clouds_depth_based_reconstruction_threshold
Description: Variable. Prints the current depth threshold value for clouds depth-based reconstruction mode (see the render_clouds_depth_based_reconstruction command). Command. Sets the depth threshold value for clouds depth-based reconstruction mode (see the render_clouds_depth_based_reconstruction command). This value defines the depth difference starting from which pixels are considered to be related to different surfaces. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_clouds_quality_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 100.0f - by default
render_clouds_distortion_texture
Description: Variable. Prints the current value indicating which texture type is used for clouds distortion at the moment. Command. Sets the value indicating which texture type is used for clouds distortion at the moment. This parameter has a significant impact on performance: 2D Texture — more performance-friendly, but may cause an excessive vertical extrusion of clouds. 3D Texture — ensures homogeneous detail distortion and better image quality, but at a higher performance cost.	Arguments: 0 - 2D texture (by default) 1 - 3D texture
render_clouds_downsampling_rendering
Description: Variable. Prints the current downsampling rendering mode for clouds. Command. Sets the downsampling rendering mode for clouds. This parameter determines clouds resolution based on current screen resolution. Notice This parameter has a significant impact on performance. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_clouds_quality_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: One of the following values: 0 - quarter resolution 1 - half resolution 2 - full resolution The default value is (1)
render_clouds_dynamic_coverage_area
Description: Variable. Prints the current dynamic coverage area for clouds, in units. Command. Sets the dynamic coverage area for clouds, in units. This parameter determines visibility distance for coverage of FieldWeather objects. Notice Increasing dynamic coverage area leads to reduction of quality of FieldWeather coverage texture and loss of details. This effect can be mitigated by increasing dynamic coverage resolution using the corresponding command (see the render_clouds_dynamic_coverage_resolution command).	Arguments: [10.0f; 400000.0f] - available range 10000.0f - by default
render_clouds_dynamic_coverage_resolution
Description: Variable. Prints the current the value defining the size of the square dynamic coverage resolution texture for clouds, in pixels. Command. Sets the the value defining the size of the square dynamic coverage resolution texture for clouds, in pixels. This parameter determines the quality of dynamic coverage texture for FieldWeather objects. Higher values make it possible to preserve texture details at high distances. Notice Increased resolution significantly affects performance.	Arguments: [16; 8192] - available range 256 - by default
render_clouds_far_clipping
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if far-plane clipping is used for clouds visibility. Controlling clouds visibility by increasing the far-plane distance significantly affects performance in many aspects (dynamic Environment Probes, etc.). You can disable this option when necessary as an optimization.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_clouds_ground_shadows
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if rendering of shadows from the clouds on the ground is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_clouds_3d_texture_horizontal_resolution
Description: Variable. Prints the current horizontal resolution for the 3D texture to be used for clouds rendering. Command. Sets the horizontal resolution for the 3D texture to be used for clouds rendering. Notice Setting too high resolution may significantly affect performance, so adjust it wisely.	Arguments: 0 - 64 1 - 128 2 - 256 (by default) 3 - 512 4 - 1024 5 - 2048
render_clouds_3d_texture_vertical_resolution
Description: Variable. Prints the current vertical resolution for the 3D texture to be used for clouds rendering. Command. Sets the vertical resolution for the 3D texture to be used for clouds rendering. Notice Setting too high resolution may significantly affect performance, so adjust it wisely.	Arguments: 0 - 32 1 - 64 2 - 128 3 - 256 (by default) 4 - 512
render_clouds_interleaved_rendering
Description: Variable. Prints the current interleaved rendering mode for clouds. Command. Sets the interleaved rendering mode for clouds. In cases when clouds are viewed from the ground, or from above (at significant distance) and viewer's velocities are less than 200 units per second, this parameter can be used to provide a significant gain in performance. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_clouds_quality_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - Disabled (by default) 1 - 2×2 2 - 4×4 3 - 8×8
render_clouds_interleaved_rendering_temporal
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if temporal accumulation of noises for interleaved sampling for clouds is enabled. Notice Works only when the clouds interleaved rendering mode (see the render_clouds_interleaved_rendering command) is set to 2x2. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_clouds_quality_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_clouds_lighting_cone_radius
Description: Variable. Prints the current lighting cone sampling radius for clouds lighting. Command. Sets the lighting cone sampling radius for clouds lighting. Notice Low values may result in unnatural behavior as the position of the sun changes.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.3f - by default
render_clouds_lighting_quality
Description: Variable. Prints the current lighting quality for clouds. Command. Sets the lighting quality for clouds. This parameter determines the number of samples used to calculate lighting for clouds. The following values are available: Low — 1 sample, low quality Medium — 3 samples, medium quality High — 5 samples, high quality Ultra — 6 samples, ultra quality Notice This parameter has a significant impact on performance. Therefore, it is recommended to use low settings, when possible. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_clouds_quality_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: One of the following values: 0 - low quality 1 - medium quality 2 - high quality 3 - ultra quality The default value is (1)
render_clouds_lighting_samples_distribution
Description: Variable. Prints the current value that controls distribution of samples for clouds lighting. Command. Sets the value that controls distribution of samples for clouds lighting. Can be used to keep small details for long shadows when the lighting trace length value (see the render_clouds_lighting_tracelength command) is high.	Arguments: [0.001f; 5.0f] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_clouds_lighting_tracelength
Description: Variable. Prints the current lighting trace length for clouds. Command. Sets the lighting trace length for clouds. This parameter determines the maximum length of a sun ray inside a cloud.	Arguments: [1.0f; 2048.0f] - available range 230.0f - by default
render_clouds_noise_step
Description: Variable. Prints the current value of the noise step parameter for clouds. Command. Sets the value of the noise step parameter for clouds. This parameter determines the amount of jitter in the areas within clouds, that is used to reduce banding effect due to insufficient number of steps. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_clouds_quality_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.3f - by default
render_clouds_noise_step_skip
Description: Variable. Prints the current value of the noise step skip parameter for clouds. Command. Sets the value of the noise step skip parameter for clouds. This parameter determines the amount of jitter in the areas between clouds, that is used to reduce banding effect due to insufficient number of steps. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_clouds_quality_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.3f - by default
render_clouds_noise_iterations
Description: Variable. Prints the current value of the noise iterations parameter for clouds. Command. Sets the value of the noise iterations parameter for clouds. This parameter determines the amount of jitter in the areas within clouds, that is used to reduce banding effect due to insufficient number of steps. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_clouds_quality_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.1f - by default
render_clouds_noise_lighting
Description: Variable. Prints the current value of the noise lighting parameter for the clouds. Command. Sets the value of the noise lighting parameter for the clouds. This parameter determines the amount of jitter for tracing steps of lighting calculation, that is used to reduce banding effect due to insufficient number of steps. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_clouds_quality_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.3f - by default
render_clouds_rounded
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if cloud layers are to be curved to make them look more natural imitating planet's curvature.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_clouds_rounded_planet_radius
Description: Variable. Prints the current radius of the planet to be used for clouds curving. Command. Sets the radius of the planet to be used for clouds curving. Visual curving can be used to make clouds look more natural imitating planet's curvature.	Arguments: [100.0f; inf] - available range 200000.0f - by default
render_clouds_samples_count
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of samples used for clouds rendering. Command. Sets the number of samples used for clouds rendering. The higher the value, the less noise in clouds rendering. The following values are available: Low — 1 sample, low quality Medium — 3 samples, medium quality High — 5 samples, high quality Ultra — 6 samples, ultra quality Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_clouds_quality_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: One of the following values: 0 - low quality 1 - medium quality 2 - high quality 3 - ultra quality The default value is (2)
render_clouds_sampling_quality
Description: Variable. Prints the current sampling quality for clouds. Command. Sets the sampling quality for clouds. This parameter sets the number of noise samples that affects the cloud shape processing quality. The higher the value, the less are visual artifacts. The following modes are available: Low — 1 sample, low quality (higher cloud density) Medium — 3 samples, medium quality High — 5 samples, high quality Ultra — 6 samples, ultra quality (lower density, the clouds are softer) Notice Visual difference between low and ultra quality is not significant. Therefore, it is recommended to use low settings, when possible, to gain performance. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_clouds_quality_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: One of the following values: 0 - low quality 1 - medium quality 2 - high quality 3 - ultra quality The default value is (1)
render_clouds_soft_intersection
Description: Variable. Prints the current soft intersection distance for clouds, in meters. Command. Sets the soft intersection distance for clouds, in meters.	Arguments: [0.0f; 100000.0f] - available range 100.0f - by default
render_clouds_step_accuracy
Description: Variable. Prints the current accuracy of ray marching steps. Command. Sets the accuracy of ray marching steps. This parameter enables you to improve the visual look of clouds when viewed from inside a cloud layer. It reduces the noise of lighting and clouds shape for long ray marching distances, adds some noise-based blur to a sharp border at the bottom sphere of the cloud layer (rounded) and removes popping effect when leaving a rounded cloud layer. Higher values provide more accurate form and less noise, while lower ones gain more performance. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_clouds_quality_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.5f - by default
render_clouds_transparent_order
Description: Variable. Prints the current rendering order for clouds relative to transparent objects (except water). Command. Sets the rendering order for clouds relative to transparent objects (except water). Render Before Transparent — render clouds before all transparent objects (except water). Render After Transparent — render clouds after all transparent objects (except water). Sort Transparent — enable rough sorting for transparent objects relative to clouds (below the lowest cloud layer base -> inside the clouds -> above the highest cloud layer top).	Arguments: 0 - Render Before Transparent (by default) 1 - Render After Transparent 2 - Sort Transparent

Terrain Rendering#

The commands described below are intended for configuring Landscape Terrain object (the ObjectLandscapeTerrain class).

Warning

Changing some of the parameters below triggers reloading of the Landscape Terrain graphic data, so it's not recommended to do it at run time.

render_landscape_cache_cpu_size
Description: Variable. Prints the current CPU cache size to be used for landscape terrain rendering, in percentage of the total memory. Command. Sets the CPU cache size to be used for landscape terrain rendering, in percentage of the total memory. CPU cache size affects intersections, physics, streaming, etc. The size of CPU cache depends on the scene.	Arguments: [1; 100] - available range 10 - by default
render_landscape_cache_cpu_prefetch_radius
Description: Variable. Prints the current radius within which heights data is pre-loaded into memory for correct calculation of collisions and intersections. Command. Sets the radius within which heights data is pre-loaded into memory for correct calculation of collisions and intersections.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 0.0f - by default
render_landscape_cache_gpu_size
Description: Variable. Prints the current GPU cache size to be used for landscape terrain rendering, in percentage of the total GPU memory. Command. Sets the GPU cache size to be used for landscape terrain rendering, in percentage of the total GPU memory. GPU cache is used to accumulate tiles, that are visible to the camera, before streaming them to the megatexture. Notice High-resolution maps require larger cache capacity.	Arguments: [1; 100] - available range 4 - by default
render_landscape_cache_gpu_life_time
Description: Variable. Prints the current lifetime of GPU cache used for Landscape Terrain rendering, in frames. Command. Sets the lifetime of GPU cache used for Landscape Terrain rendering, in frames.	Arguments: [1; 60] - available range 4 - by default
render_landscape_operations_per_frame
Description: Variable. Prints the current maximum number of Landscape texture draw operations (asyncTextureDraw) that can be performed per frame. Command. Sets the maximum number of Landscape texture draw operations (asyncTextureDraw) that can be performed per frame.	Arguments: [1; 1000] - available range 10 - by default
render_landscape_terrain_culling_frustum_aggressive
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if frustum culling optimization is enabled for the Landscape Terrain. When enabled, the number of culled polygons increases thereby increasing performance. In case of any issues with polygons rendering, try disabling this option (however, note that performance may drop).	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_landscape_terrain_culling_by_depth
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if culling by depth is enabled. Keep this option enabled to get the performance higher due to culling of tiles occluded by geometry and Landscape Terrain itself.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_landscape_terrain_culling_depth_resolution
Description: Variable. Prints the current resolution of the buffer used for culling by depth. Command. Sets the resolution of the buffer used for culling by depth.	Arguments: [4; 2048] - available range 64 - by default
render_landscape_terrain_culling_padding_triangles
Description: Variable. Prints the current padding between LODs of tessellated polygons. Command. Sets the padding between LODs of tessellated polygons.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_landscape_terrain_culling_padding_patch_gpu
Description: Variable. Prints the current padding between LODs of patches culled on GPU. Command. Sets the padding between LODs of patches culled on GPU.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_landscape_terrain_culling_padding_patch_cpu
Description: Variable. Prints the current padding between LODs of patches culled on CPU. Command. Sets the padding between LODs of patches culled on CPU.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_landscape_terrain_culling_patch_batching
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of culling patches of Landscape Terrain processed in a batch. Command. Sets the number of culling patches of Landscape Terrain processed in a batch. The higher this value, the more patches will be checked for visibility on CPU at once.	Arguments: [1; 64] - available range 16 - by default
render_landscape_terrain_culling_patch_resolution_gpu
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of subdivisions for patches of Landscape Terrain culled on the GPU side that are to be tessellated. Command. Sets the number of subdivisions for patches of Landscape Terrain culled on the GPU side that are to be tessellated. By lowering this value you reduce the load on CPU, by increasing it you reduce the load on GPU. The point is to find a trade-off between loads in the given conditions on the target hardware.	Arguments: [4; 64] - available range 32 - by default
render_landscape_terrain_culling_patch_resolution_cpu
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of subdivisions for patches of Landscape Terrain culled on the CPU side that are to be passed to GPU. Command. Sets the number of subdivisions for patches of Landscape Terrain culled on the CPU side that are to be passed to GPU. The lowest value of 2 corresponds to no subdivisions at all, i.e. all patched will be culled on the CPU side. By increasing this value you can reduce the load on CPU as more patches will be checked for visibility on the GPU side.	Arguments: [2; 64] - available range 2 - by default
render_landscape_terrain_culling_oblique_frustum
Description: Variable. Prints the current multiplier for culling of tessellation patches of the Landscape Terrain beyond the oblique frustum plane. Command. Sets the multiplier for culling of tessellation patches of the Landscape Terrain beyond the oblique frustum plane. Higher values result in more patches culled.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.9f - by default
render_landscape_terrain_culling_map
Description: Variable. Prints the current extent of culling of Landscape Layer Maps with the distance. Command. Sets the extent of culling of Landscape Layer Maps with the distance. In case small Landscape Layer Maps disappear too soon with the distance, try increasing this value. Notice Reloads Landscape Terrain graphic data.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.3f - by default
render_landscape_terrain_detail_compression
Description: Variable. Prints the current mode of detail textures compression. Command. Sets the mode of detail textures compression. Compressed detail textures take less video memory.	Arguments: 0 - Disabled 1 - Fast Compression (by default) 2 - High Quality
render_landscape_terrain_detail_resolution_additional_mask
Description: Variable. Prints the current resolution of the additional mask texture for details of the Landscape Terrain. Command. Sets the resolution of the additional mask texture for details of the Landscape Terrain. Notice Reloads Landscape Terrain graphic data.	Arguments: 0 - 64×64 1 - 128×128 2 - 256×256 3 - 512×512 4 - 1024×1024 (by default) 5 - 2048×2048 6 - 4096×4096 7 - 8192×8192 8 - 16384×16384
render_landscape_terrain_detail_resolution_albedo
Description: Variable. Prints the current resolution of the albedo texture for details of the Landscape Terrain. Command. Sets the resolution of the albedo texture for details of the Landscape Terrain. Notice Reloads Landscape Terrain graphic data.	Arguments: 0 - 64×64 1 - 128×128 2 - 256×256 3 - 512×512 4 - 1024×1024 (by default) 5 - 2048×2048 6 - 4096×4096 7 - 8192×8192 8 - 16384×16384
render_landscape_terrain_detail_resolution_height
Description: Variable. Prints the current resolution of the height texture for details of the Landscape Terrain. Command. Sets the resolution of the height texture for details of the Landscape Terrain. Notice Reloads Landscape Terrain graphic data.	Arguments: 0 - 64×64 1 - 128×128 2 - 256×256 3 - 512×512 4 - 1024×1024 (by default) 5 - 2048×2048 6 - 4096×4096 7 - 8192×8192 8 - 16384×16384
render_landscape_terrain_mask_dithering
Description: Variable. Prints the current global dither amount multiplier to be used for rendering details of the Landscape Terrain. Command. Sets the global dither amount multiplier to be used for rendering details of the Landscape Terrain. Dithering enables reduction of graphical artefacts in case of increased Mask Contrast values set for a detail. This is a global multiplier for dithering values set for each detail mask. Notice Reloads Landscape Terrain graphic data.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 1.0f - by default
render_landscape_terrain_geometry_detail_max_height
Description: Variable. Prints the current maximum height for detail displacement clamping. Command. Sets the maximum height for detail displacement clamping. Adjust this value to the highest height value used in details in case of artifacts of stepped geometry caused by insufficient bit depth. Notice Reloads Landscape Terrain graphic data.	Arguments: [0.0f; 10.0f] - available range 0.5f - by default
render_landscape_terrain_geometry_holes
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if decal-based holes for the Landscape Terrain are enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_landscape_terrain_geometry_polygon_size
Description: Variable. Prints the current size of Landscape Terrain polygons defining the maximum allowed density of Landscape Terrain geometry. Command. Sets the size of Landscape Terrain polygons defining the maximum allowed density of Landscape Terrain geometry. Notice Reloads Landscape Terrain graphic data. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_landscape_terrain_geometry_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 1000.0f] - available range 0.01f - by default
render_landscape_terrain_geometry_progression
Description: Variable. Prints the current progression of Landscape Terrain geometry tessellation. Command. Sets the progression of Landscape Terrain geometry tessellation. Notice Reloads Landscape Terrain graphic data. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_landscape_terrain_geometry_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 50.0f] - available range 1.5f - by default
render_landscape_terrain_geometry_subpixel_reduction
Description: Variable. Prints the current minimum ratio between the polygon size (in screen space) to the size of an area in the viewport for skipping polygons rendering (the ones having a lower ratio will be removed). Command. Sets the minimum ratio between the polygon size (in screen space) to the size of an area in the viewport for skipping polygons rendering (the ones having a lower ratio will be removed). Notice Setting too high values may cause small but noticeable visual artifacts when the camera moves. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_landscape_terrain_geometry_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 50.0f] - available range 6.0f - by default
render_landscape_terrain_geometry_preset
Description: Variable. Prints the current index of the Landscape Terrain geometry preset used at the moment. Command. Sets the index of the Landscape Terrain geometry preset used at the moment. Notice Presets override user-defined custom settings. When any preset other than Custom is active, modification of the parameters via API has no effect. The parameter value set via the last API call shall be used only when the Custom preset is active. When checking the current parameter value via API you'll get the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - Low (by default) 1 - Medium 2 - High 3 - Ultra 4 - Extreme 5 - Custom
render_landscape_terrain_streaming_preset
Description: Variable. Prints the current index of the Landscape Terrain streaming preset used at the moment. Command. Sets the index of the Landscape Terrain streaming preset used at the moment. Notice Presets override user-defined custom settings. When any preset other than Custom is active, modification of the parameters via API has no effect. The parameter value set via the last API call shall be used only when the Custom preset is active. When checking the current parameter value via API you'll get the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - Low (by default) 1 - Medium 2 - High 3 - Ultra 4 - Extreme 5 - Custom
render_landscape_terrain_streaming_threads
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of threads used for streaming. Command. Sets the number of threads used for streaming.	Arguments: [0; 32] - available range 1 - by default
render_landscape_terrain_streaming_per_lods
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if streaming per LODs (MIP maps) is enabled. Disable this option to make streaming faster by skipping loading of intermediate MIP-levels for textures.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_landscape_terrain_texel_size
Description: Variable. Prints the current texel size of the Landscape Terrain render textures representing the maximum level of detail for the albedo, normal, and height components of the Landscape Terrain. Command. Sets the texel size of the Landscape Terrain render textures representing the maximum level of detail for the albedo, normal, and height components of the Landscape Terrain. Notice Reloads Landscape Terrain graphic data. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_landscape_terrain_streaming_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0001f; 1.0f] - available range 0.001f - by default
render_landscape_terrain_visible_distance
Description: Variable. Prints the current maximum visibility distance for the Landscape Terrain, in meters. Command. Sets the maximum visibility distance for the Landscape Terrain, in meters. The terrain is visible, as long as the distance between the camera and the terrain does not exceed this value. Notice Reloads Landscape Terrain graphic data.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 30000.0f - by default
render_landscape_terrain_vt_detail_level_by_angle
Description: Variable. Prints the current value indicating detail level reduction depending on the inclination of the the Landscape Terrain polygons relative to viewing direction. Command. Sets the value indicating detail level reduction depending on the inclination of the the Landscape Terrain polygons relative to viewing direction. Can be used to reduce streaming load and memory consumption. The value of 1 corresponds to the pixel-to-pixel quality, and lower values decrease it. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_landscape_terrain_streaming_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.95f - by default
render_landscape_terrain_vt_filtering
Description: Variable. Prints the current filtering mode for the Landscape Terrain textures. Command. Sets the filtering mode for the Landscape Terrain textures. The following values are available: Low — use the lower mip-level Medium — use the higher mip-level High — linearly interpolate between adjacent mip-levels Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_landscape_terrain_streaming_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: 0 - Low 1 - Medium (by default) 2 - High
render_landscape_terrain_vt_hash_size
Description: Variable. Prints the current upper limit for the hash function used to determine tiles of Landscape Terrain. Command. Sets the upper limit for the hash function used to determine tiles of Landscape Terrain. The value must be high enough to cover all variety of world-space positions of tiles being used and streamed. Notice Reloads Landscape Terrain graphic data.	Arguments: [1000; 5000000] - available range 1000000 - by default
render_landscape_terrain_vt_hash_number_mistakes
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of mistakes of the hash function used in Landscape Terrain data streaming. Command. Sets the number of mistakes of the hash function used in Landscape Terrain data streaming. This value actually represents the number of iterations to compute a new unique hash value that determines a tile being streamed. Too low values may introduce collisions and, therefore, wrong terrain data at certain areas. Notice Reloads Landscape Terrain graphic data.	Arguments: [1; 32] - available range 2 - by default
render_landscape_terrain_vt_memory_size
Description: Variable. Prints the current value defining memory consumption for the Landscape Terrain textures. Command. Sets the value defining memory consumption for the Landscape Terrain textures. The value is interpreted as follows: 0.0f - 3072×3072 (~200 MB of VRAM) 1.0f - 16384×16384 (~3.1 GB of VRAM) 0.4f - 8192×8192 (~860 MB of VRAM) Notice Reloads Landscape Terrain graphic data. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_landscape_terrain_streaming_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.4f - by default
render_landscape_terrain_vt_target_resolution
Description: Variable. Prints the current target resolution (width x height) for the Landscape Terrain, in pixels. Command. Sets the target resolution (width x height) for the Landscape Terrain, in pixels.	Arguments: 1344 х 756 - (default)
render_landscape_terrain_vt_sampler_feedback_screen_resolution
Description: Variable. Prints the current resolution of the screen buffer used to detect visible tiles and what MIP-levels to be loaded. Command. Sets the resolution of the screen buffer used to detect visible tiles and what MIP-levels to be loaded. Notice Reloads Landscape Terrain graphic data.	Arguments: 0 - Quarter 1 - Half (by default) 2 - Full
render_landscape_terrain_vt_sampler_feedback_buffer_resolution
Description: Variable. Prints the current resolution of the buffer used to transfer data about tiles and what MIP-levels to be loaded. Command. Sets the resolution of the buffer used to transfer data about tiles and what MIP-levels to be loaded. Notice Reloads Landscape Terrain graphic data.	Arguments: From 1x1 to 1024x1024 Default: 80x60
render_landscape_terrain_vt_tiles_load_per_frame
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of Landscape Terrain tiles loaded per frame. Command. Sets the number of Landscape Terrain tiles loaded per frame. You can decrease the value of this parameter to reduce spikes, but in this case streaming becomes slower and more noticeable. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_landscape_terrain_streaming_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [1; 64] - available range 4 - by default
render_landscape_terrain_vt_tiles_reload_per_frame
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of tiles to be reloaded per frame after applying changes to the Landscape Terrain surface. Command. Sets the number of tiles to be reloaded per frame after applying changes to the Landscape Terrain surface. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_landscape_terrain_streaming_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [1; 64] - available range 4 - by default
render_landscape_terrain_vt_tiles_update_per_frame
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of tiles passed to the virtual texture of the Landscape Terrain each frame. Command. Sets the number of tiles passed to the virtual texture of the Landscape Terrain each frame. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_landscape_terrain_streaming_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [1; 256] - available range 60 - by default

Notice

The commands described below affect only terrain (the ObjectTerrainGlobal class).

render_terrain_global_anisotropy
Description: Variable. Prints the current global terrain texture anisotropy level (degree of anisotropic filtering). Command. Sets the global terrain texture anisotropy level (degree of anisotropic filtering). Anisotropy for the global terrain has a huge impact for the performance if terrain has a lot of tiled detail materials as anisotropy filtering for the terrain is much slower than for the other objects.	Arguments: 0 - anisotropy level 1 1 - anisotropy level 2 2 - anisotropy level 4 (by default) 3 - anisotropy level 8 4 - anisotropy level 16
render_terrain_global_displacement
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if displacement mapping is enabled for the Global Terrain.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_terrain_global_displacement_normal
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if displacement mapping for the Global Terrain rendering uses normals.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_terrain_global_holes
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if decal-based holes are enabled for the global terrain.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_terrain_global_triplanar
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if triplanar texture mapping is enabled for the Global Terrain. If disabled, planar UV-mapping is used.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled

ObjectWaterGlobal Rendering#

Notice

The commands described below affect only global water (the ObjectWater class).

render_water_anisotropy
Description: Variable. Prints the current water texture anisotropy level. Command. Sets the water texture anisotropy level. The following values are available: 1x — anisotropy level 1 2x — anisotropy level 2 4x — anisotropy level 4 8x — anisotropy level 8 16x — anisotropy level 16	Arguments: 0 - 1x 1 - 2x (by default) 2 - 4x 3 - 8x 4 - 16x
render_water_environment_probes
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if rendering of environment probes on the water surface is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_water_voxel_probes
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if voxel probes are enabled for water rendering.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_water_planar_probes
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if rendering of Planar Reflection Probes on the water surface is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_water_lights
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if rendering of lights on the water surface is enabled. Notice The option doesn't affect the World Light source.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_water_opacity_depth
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if depth data for water is written to the opacity buffer.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_water_refraction_quality
Description: Variable. Prints the current quality of water refraction. Command. Sets the quality of water refraction.	Arguments: One of the following values: 0 - low quality 1 - medium quality 2 - high quality 3 - ultra quality The default value is (2)
render_water_ssr
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the SSR (Screen Space Reflections) effect is enabled for water.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_water_ssr_quality
Description: Variable. Prints the current resolution of water SSR (Screen Space Reflections). Command. Sets the resolution of water SSR (Screen Space Reflections).	Arguments: One of the following values: 0 - low quality 1 - medium quality 2 - high quality 3 - ultra quality The default value is (1)
render_water_ssr_increased_accuracy
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if increased accuracy for the water SSR (Screen Space Reflections). This option reduces visual artifacts by increasing accuracy of the last step.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled
render_water_shafts
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if rendering of underwater shafts is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_water_shoreline_wetness
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if the wetness effect for objects near the shoreline is enabled.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_water_geometry_preset
Description: Variable. Prints the current index of the Global Water geometry preset used at the moment. To customize the Global Water geometry preset options at run time you should activate the Custom preset: Command. Sets the index of the Global Water geometry preset used at the moment. To customize the Global Water geometry preset options at run time you should activate the Custom preset:	Arguments: 0 - Low (by default) 1 - Medium 2 - High 3 - Ultra 4 - Extreme 5 - Custom
render_water_visible_distance
Description: Variable. Prints the current maximum visibility distance for the Global Water. Command. Sets the maximum visibility distance for the Global Water. The water is visible, as long as the distance between the camera and the water object does not exceed this value.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 30000.0f - by default
render_water_geometry_polygon_size
Description: Variable. Prints the current size of Global Water polygons. Command. Sets the size of Global Water polygons. The value defines the maximum allowed density of Global Water geometry. If the polygon size is large, small waves will be lost. It is better to set this parameter to about 1/3 or 1/4 of the smallest wavelength. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_water_geometry_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 1000.0f] - available range 0.01f - by default
render_water_geometry_progression
Description: Variable. Prints the current progression of Global Water geometry tessellation. Command. Sets the progression of Global Water geometry tessellation. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_water_geometry_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 50.0f] - available range 1.5f - by default
render_water_geometry_fade_lods
Description: Variable. Prints the current intensity of fading between levels of Global Water geometry tessellation. Command. Sets the intensity of fading between levels of Global Water geometry tessellation. This value can be increased to remove sharp edges between areas with different geometry density. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_water_geometry_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.5f - by default
render_water_geometry_subpixel_reduction
Description: Variable. Prints the current minimum ratio of a polygon size (in screen space) to the size of an area seen in the viewport. Command. Sets the minimum ratio of a polygon size (in screen space) to the size of an area seen in the viewport. If the ratio calculated for the polygon is less than this value, such polygon will be removed. Notice Setting the value via this console command changes only the setting stored in the Custom preset, and will take effect only when this preset is active (change active preset via render_water_geometry_preset). Checking the parameter returns the corresponding setting stored in the active preset (default or custom one).	Arguments: [0.0f; 50.0f] - available range 6.0f - by default
render_water_culling_aggressive
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if frustum culling optimization is enabled for the Global Water. When enabled, the number of culled polygons increases thereby increasing performance. In case of any issues with polygons rendering, try disabling this option (however, note that performance may drop).	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_water_culling_frustum_padding
Description: Variable. Prints the current value, by which the borders of the current frustum are increased. Command. Sets the value, by which the borders of the current frustum are increased. Frustum culling is performed for the frustum of the increased size. By the maximum value of 1, the frustum borders will be increased by the size of the current frustum.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.1f - by default
render_water_culling_oblique_frustum
Description: Variable. Prints the current multiplier for the size of viewing frustum used for culling polygons of Global Water object beyond the oblique frustum plane. Command. Sets the multiplier for the size of viewing frustum used for culling polygons of Global Water object beyond the oblique frustum plane. The higher the value, the more patches will be culled.	Arguments: [0.0f; 1.0f] - available range 0.9f - by default
render_water_waterline_accuracy
Description: Variable. Prints the current quality of underwater and waterline determination. Command. Sets the quality of underwater and waterline determination. Use high quality only if you need to submerge underwater (to see the waterline) and at medium and high Beaufort values.	Arguments: One of the following values: 0 - low quality 1 - medium quality 2 - high quality 3 - ultra quality The default value is (0)

Output Modes#

render_viewport_mode
Description: Variable. Prints the current viewport rendering mode. Command. Sets the viewport rendering mode. The following modes are available: Default — default rendering mode. Curved Panorama 180 — 180-degree panorama with curved edges. Curved Panorama 360 — 360-degree panorama with curved edges. Linear Panorama 180 — 180-degree linear panorama without distortion at the edges. Linear Panorama 360 — 360-degree linear panorama without distortion at the edges. Panorama Fisheye Orthographic — orthographic spherical panorama (fisheye) with an adjustable Field of View. Panorama Fisheye Equidistant — equidistant (tru-theta or f-theta) spherical panorama (fisheye) with an adjustable Field of View. Panorama Fisheye Stereographic — stereographic spherical panorama (fisheye) with an adjustable Field of View. Panorama Fisheye Equisolid — equisolid (equal-area) spherical panorama (fisheye) with an adjustable Field of View. Anaglyph — stereo mode that is viewed with red-cyan anaglyph glasses. Interlaced — stereo mode that is used with interlaced stereo monitors and polarized 3D glasses. Horizontal — horizontal stereo mode. Vertical — vertical stereo mode. Notice If the panoramic rendering is enabled, underwater shafts and water line effects will be disabled.	Arguments: 0 - Default (by default) 1 - Curved Panorama 180 2 - Curved Panorama 360 3 - Linear Panorama 180 4 - Linear Panorama 360 5 - Panorama Fisheye Orthographic 6 - Panorama Fisheye Equidistant 7 - Panorama Fisheye Stereographic 8 - Panorama Fisheye Equisolid 9 - Anaglyph 10 - Interlaced 11 - Horizontal 12 - Vertical
render_panorama_fisheye_fov
Description: Variable. Prints the current Field of View (in degrees) for the panoramic viewport mode selected at the moment. Command. Sets the Field of View (in degrees) for the panoramic viewport mode selected at the moment. Notice Available only when the viewport rendering mode (see the render_viewport_mode command) is set to one of the fisheye panorama modes (5-8).	Arguments: [0; 360] - available range 0 - by default
render_stereo_hidden_area
Description: Variable. Prints the current culling mode for pixels that are not visible in VR mode. Command. Sets the culling mode for pixels that are not visible in VR mode. One of the following values: 0 - hidden area culling is disabled (by default). 1 - OpenVR-based culling mode. Culling is performed using meshes returned by OpenVR. Notice Culling result depends on HMD used. 2 - Custom culling mode. Culling is performed using mesehes returned by OpenVR and an oval or circular mesh determined by custom adjustable parameters (see the render_stereo_hidden_area_transform command). This parameter is used for performance optimization.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - OpenVR-based culling mode 2 - Custom culling mode
render_stereo_hidden_area_transform
Description: Variable. Prints the current size and offset parameters for a new oval or circular mesh to be used for culling pixels, that are not visible in VR mode. Command. Sets the size and offset parameters for a new oval or circular mesh to be used for culling pixels, that are not visible in VR mode. A four-component vector (X, Y, Z, W), that determines an area to be used for exposure calculation, when culling of pixels, that are not visible in VR mode, is enabled: First two components (X, Y) - sizes along the X and Y axes respectively. Second two components (Z, W) - offset values along the X and Y axes respectively. Notice These components are ignored whenthe hidden area culling mode (see the render_stereo_hidden_area command) is set to 1 All components are specified within the [0.0f, 1.0f] range	Arguments: (1.0f, 1.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f) - default value
render_stereo_hidden_area_exposure_transform
Description: Variable. Prints the current area to be used for exposure calculation, when culling of pixels that are not visible in VR mode (see the render_stereo_hidden_area command) is enabled. Command. Sets the area to be used for exposure calculation, when culling of pixels that are not visible in VR mode (see the render_stereo_hidden_area command) is enabled. Correction of this area is used to avoid visual artefacts when clipped pixels affect exposure in visible areas. A four-component vector (X, Y, Z, W): First two components (X, Y) - sizes along the X and Y axes respectively. Second two components (Z, W) - offset values along the X and Y axes respectively. Notice These components are ignored when the hidden area culling mode (see the render_stereo_hidden_area command) is set to 1 All components are specified within the [0.0f, 1.0f] range.	Arguments: (0.6f, 0.6f, 0.0f, 0.0f) - default value

Other Settings#

render_latency
Description: Variable. Prints the current maximum number of back buffer frames that a driver is allowed to queue for rendering. Command. Sets the maximum number of back buffer frames that a driver is allowed to queue for rendering. The buffers are used for GPU load optimization: in certain cases several command buffers (frames) can be processed by GPU at once increasing the Waiting GPU time for one frame and having zero Waiting GPU time for the next ones. Thus, GPU avoids rendering spikes, but increased Waiting GPU time will cause a spike in application logic, in case when the logic is bound to duration of a single frame. Frame latency is the number of frames that are allowed to be stored in a queue before submission for rendering. Latency is often used to control how the CPU chooses between responding to user input and frames that are in the render queue. In certain cases (high GPU load, VSYNC usage) it may be required to queue more frames of data, it is also beneficial for applications with no user input (e.g., video playback). Notice Values 1-3 are available for DirectX only.	Arguments: 0 - sequential rendering CPU-GPU-CPU-GPU... 1 - 1 buffer (by default) 2 - 2 buffers 3 - 3 buffers
render_occlusion_queries
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Toggles the value indicating if additional hardware occlusion query test before sending data to GPU is enabled. This test is performed for all objects with the Culled by occlusion query flag set.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
render_occlusion_queries_num_frames
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of frames for additional hardware occlusion query test performed before sending data to GPU. Command. Sets the number of frames for additional hardware occlusion query test performed before sending data to GPU. Make sure that the additional hardware occlusion query test (see the render_occlusion_queries command) is enabled.	Arguments: [0; 1024] - available range 5 - by default
render_virtual_resolution
Description: Variable. Prints the current virtual screen resolution. Command. Sets the virtual screen resolution. This option can be used to render video with high resolution (e.g. 8K) regardless of monitor's resolution.	Arguments: -1; -1 - default value
render_max_fps
Description: Variable. Prints the current maximum FPS value, to which rendering FPS is to be clamped. Command. Sets the maximum FPS value, to which rendering FPS is to be clamped. 0 - disables FPS clamping. Both VSync, and Max FPS are actually about an additional idle period at the end of the frame. In case of VSync the Engine shall wait for the monitor to draw the whole image, while Max FPS enables you to specify any value for the delay (even a fractional, like 24.5). This clamping limit can be used for both debugging purposes and in the final build as well enabling you to smooth an unstable "jigsaw" framerate. For example, in case FPS jumps between 45 and 90, setting Max FPS to 45 may significantly improve your application's response visually.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 0.0f - by default

Renderers#

OpenGL#

Operations on the OpenGL API.

gl_render_renderer
Description: Command. Prints the information on the graphics card.
gl_render_vendor
Description: Command. Prints the manufacturer of the OpenGL driver.
gl_render_version
Description: Command. Prints the version of the OpenGL driver.
gl_render_shading_language
Description: Command. Prints the version of the OpenGL shading language.
gl_render_extensions
Description: Command. Prints OpenGL render extensions.
gl_render_skip_errors	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables skipping of OpenGL errors.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled

OpenAL Settings#

Operations on the OpenAL API.

al_sound_renderer
Description: Command. Prints the information on the sound card.
al_sound_vendor
Description: Command. Prints the manufacturer of the OpenAL driver.
al_sound_version
Description: Command. Prints the version of the OpenAL driver.
al_sound_extensions
Description: Command. Prints the available OpenAL sound extensions.
alc_sound_extensions
Description: Command. Prints OpenAL context sound extensions.
al_sound_skip_errors
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables skipping of OpenAL errors.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled

Plugins#

Operations on external plugins.

plugin_load
Description: Command. Loads an external plugin.	Arguments: External plugin name
plugin_reload
Description: Command. Reloads an external plugin.	Arguments: External plugin name
plugin_quit
Description: Command. Quits and unloads an external plugin.	Arguments: External plugin name

Bake Lighting#

Operations on the Bake Lighting tool.

bake_lighting_bounces
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of light bounces. Command. Sets the number of light bounces.	Arguments: [1; 32] - available range 1 - by default
bake_lighting_samples_per_frame
Description: Variable. Prints the current number of voxels computed and visualized per single frame during bake lighting process (higher values cause longer UI response, but speed up calculations). Command. Sets the number of voxels computed and visualized per single frame during bake lighting process (higher values cause longer UI response, but speed up calculations).	Arguments: [1; 500] - available range 10 - by default
bake_lighting_voxel_size_multiplier
Description: Variable. Prints the current voxel size multiplier. Command. Sets the voxel size multiplier.	Arguments: [0.0f; 8.0f] - available range 1.0f - by default
bake_lightmap_viewport_mask
Description: Variable. Prints the current viewport mask for the lightmapper. Command. Assigns a new viewport mask for the lightmapper. For a light or surface to contribute to static GI, their viewport masks should match the baking viewport mask.	Arguments: Viewport mask
bake_lightmap_zfar
Description: Variable. Prints the current far clipping distance for light rays used when baking lightmaps. Command. Sets the far clipping distance for light rays used when baking lightmaps.	Arguments: [0.0f; inf] - available range 1000.0f - by default
bake_lightmap_quality
Description: Variable. Prints the current global baking quality for lightmaps. Command. Sets the global baking quality for lightmaps.	Arguments: 0 - Draft 1 - Low 2 - Medium (by default) 3 - High 4 - Ultra
bake_lighting_start
Description: Command. Starts bake lighting.
bake_lighting_stop
Description: Command. Stops bake lighting.

Screenshots#

Operations on screenshots.

screenshot_extension	^{Config file: *.user}
Description: Variable. Prints the current screenshot format. Command. Sets the screenshot format.	Arguments: Extension for screenshot files: "png", "jpg", "dds", "tga", etc... ("tga" is used by default)
screenshot
Description: Command. Takes a screenshot. Notice A screenshot is saved in the bin/screenshots directory by default. You can specify another directory.	Arguments: Path to the folder the screenshots will be saved in (optional)

General Information#

Memory Info#

Operations, representing information on the system memory.

memory_info
Description: Command. Print information on the memory usage: Heap usage - size of the heap memory Memory usage - size of the used system memory Allocations - number of allocations

CPU Info#

Operations, representing information on the CPU.

cpu_info
Description: Command. Prints information on the CPU and instruction set supported by it.
cpu_frequency
Description: Command. Prints the CPU frequency in MHz.
cpu_count
Description: Command. Prints the number of available CPUs.
cpu_threads
Description: Variable. Prints the current CPU threads available. Command. Sets the CPU threads available.	Arguments: [0; 1024] - available range 0 - by default
cpu_hyper_threading
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables CPU hyper threading.	Arguments: 0 - disabled (by default) 1 - enabled

System Info#

Operations representing information on the system.

binary_info
Description: Command. Prints information on the engine binary.
system_info
Description: Command. Prints information on the operating system and the engine build version.
system_memory
Description: Command. Prints the system memory size in Mbytes.

GPU Info#

Operations representing information on the GPU.

gpu_info
Description: Command. Prints the video card and driver versions.
gpu_memory
Description: Command. Prints the video memory size in Mbytes.
gpu_count
Description: Command. Prints the number of available GPUs.

Miscellaneous#

Miscellaneous commands.

gpu_thread_priority
Description: Variable. Prints the current GPU thread priority for the engine. Command. Sets the GPU thread priority for the engine. Available for DirectX only. Positive values increase the likelihood that the GPU scheduler will grant GPU execution cycles to the device when rendering. You should have a comprehensive understanding of GPU scheduling and profile your application to ensure that it behaves as intended. If used inappropriately, this parameter can impede rendering speed and result in a poor user experience.	Arguments: [-7; 7] - available range 7 - by default
process_priority	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints the current engine process priority. Command. Sets the engine process priority. Available for Windows only. A process with a higher priority gets to use the free CPU time available while a lower priority process only has access to the CPU when the higher priority application doesn't need it. If used inappropriately, may significantly affect performance.	Arguments: 0 - idle 1 - normal (by default) 2 - high 3 - real-time
log_stdout	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables log messages printing in stdout. Notice Logging to stdout may significantly affect performance, so switch this option off, when you don't need it. You can use log_file for debugging purposes, as it is more performance-friendly.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
log_file	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables log messages saving in the Engine's log file. Notice This option is used for debugging. Do not turn it off if you need to debug something.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)
dpi_awareness	^{Config file: *.boot}
Description: Variable. Prints the current DPI awareness mode, the value indicating how the application processes the DPI scaling. Command. Sets the DPI awareness mode, the value indicating how the application processes the DPI scaling.	Arguments: -1 — user configures DPI awareness. 0 - all displays are default DPI, bitmap-stretching. 1 - all displays have the same DPI from primary display, bitmap-stretching. (by default) 2 - DPI of the display that the window is primarily located on, no DPI scaling of any UI elements. Not available on Linux.
auto_dpi_scaling
Description: Variable. Prints a value indicating if the option controlled by the command below is enabled. Command. Enables applying automatic scaling to the window content.	Arguments: 0 - disabled 1 - enabled (by default)

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World Resources#

Sound#

Sound Resources#

Material Manager#

Camera#

File System#

File System Info#

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Import and Export#

Scripts#

Editor Script Analyzer#

System Script Analyzer#

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World Debugging#

Lighting Debugging#

Node Debugging#

Occluder Debugging#

Vertex Color Debugging#

Landscape Terrain Debugging#

Physics Debugging#

Texture Debugging#

Occlusion Queries#

Performance Profiling#

Profiler GUI#

Microprofile#

Video Settings#

Main Window Resolution and Fullscreen#

Graphics Settings#

Multi-Monitor and Stereo Rendering#

Rendering Settings#

Rendering Resources#

Rendering Resources: OpenGL-Specific Commands#

Rendering Buffers#

Rendering Buffer Info#

Rendering Buffer Debugging#

Rendering Passes#

Meshes#

Tessellation#

Decals#

Fields#

Textures#

Shaders#

Shader Loading#

Effects and Postprocesses#

Lighting and Shading#

Shadows#

Geodetics#

Clouds Rendering#

Terrain Rendering#

ObjectWaterGlobal Rendering#

Output Modes#

Other Settings#

Renderers#

OpenGL#

OpenAL Settings#

Plugins#

Bake Lighting#

Screenshots#

General Information#

Memory Info#

CPU Info#

System Info#

GPU Info#

Miscellaneous#