View allows to specify the description of a rendered view of the scene. They are to be used along with the ForwardRenderer FrameGraph. More...
| Since: | Kuesa 1.3 |
| Instantiates: | View |
View allows to specify the rendering description for a rendered view of the scene. They are to be used along with the ForwardRenderer FrameGraph.
This is especially useful to render on the same window multiple views of different subset of content coming from a glTF file and scene from different view points.
Views are rendered in the order in which they were added to the ForwardRenderer.
ForwardRenderer {
views: [
View {
camera: sceneCamera1
viewportRect: Qt.rect(0, 0, 0.5, 1)
},
View {
camera: sceneCamera2
viewportRect: Qt.rect(0.5, 0, 0.5, 1)
layers: [ groundLayer ]
}
]
}
Holds whether back to front sorting to render objects in back-to-front order is enabled. This is required for proper alpha blending rendering. Enabled by default.
Exposure correction factor used before the linear to sRGB conversion.
This property was introduced in Kuesa 1.3.
Holds the gamma value to use for gamma correction that brings linear colors to sRGB colors.
This property was introduced in Kuesa 1.3.
Holds the list of post processing effects.
In essence this will complete the FrameGraph tree with a dedicated subtree provided by the effect.
Lifetime of the subtree will be entirely managed by the ForwardRenderer.
Be aware that registering several effects of the same type might have unexpected behavior. It is advised against unless explicitly documented in the effect.
The FrameGraph tree is reconfigured upon replacing the list of effects.
Returns a 2D texture containing the reflections obtained from the reflection planes set for the View.
The size of the reflectionTexture. Defaults to 512x512. Increasing the size will lead to better reflections at the expense of more memory consumption.
[default] toneMappingAlgorithm : ToneMappingAndGammaCorrectionEffect.ToneMapping |
Tone mapping specifies how we perform color conversion from HDR (high dynamic range) content to LDR (low dynamic range) content which our monitor displays.
This property was introduced in Kuesa 1.3.
Enables/disables stencil buffers. If true, stencil operations be used during the render phase to modify the stencil buffer. The resulting stencil buffer can later be used to apply post process effect to only part of the scene
This property was introduced in Kuesa 1.3.
Holds the viewport rectangle from within which the rendering will occur. Rectangle is in normalized coordinates.