Transparent

Enabled	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. enabled by default. Console access: render_transparent_enabled (API control)
Deferred	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. enabled by default. Console access: render_transparent_deferred (API control)
Blur	The value indicating if transparent blur is enabled for materials. This option makes it possible to render matte transparent materials like matte glass. enabled by default. Console access: render_transparent_blur (API control)

Refraction#

Enabled

The value indicating if refraction is enabled. enabled by default.
Console access: render_refraction (API control)

Warp Background Transparent Surfaces

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 ) is enabled. Option #1 is selected by default (see above).
Console access: render_refraction_warp_background_transparent_surfaces (API control)

Refraction Red

Refraction displacement for red channel (based on the refraction texture of refractive materials). It can be used to create light dispersion (chromatic aberrations).

By the value of 0, there is no dispersion for refracted light in red channel.

$No refraction dispersion$

No Refraction Dispersion

$Refraction Red and Green$

Dispersion Per Channel: Red = 0.8, Green = 0.9, Blue = 1

Refraction Green

Refraction displacement for green channel (based on the refraction texture of refractive materials). It can be used to create light dispersion (chromatic aberrations).

By the value of 0, there is no dispersion for refracted light in green channel.

Refraction Blue

Refraction displacement for blue channel (based on the refraction texture of refractive materials). It can be used to create light dispersion (chromatic aberrations).

By the value of 0, there is no dispersion for refracted light in blue channel.

Last update: 2024-12-13

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