If set then this will be added to the ambient light color

If set then the regular scene's ambient light will be multiplied by this

Overrides the camera's clear color

Clipspace is usually used for rendering posters, or center-offsetting the view. You're basically zooming into a subrect of the clipspace. So imagine you draw a smaller rect inside the first rect of the frustum.. that's what you're gonna render - that rect.

Whether engine debug overlays should be rendered in this view. Null inherits the camera's setting. This controls engine overlays, not scene geometry such as editor gizmos.

Whether post processing should be enabled for this view. If null it will use the camera's setting.

Whether UI should be rendered in this view. Null inherits the camera's setting.

Additional tags to exclude from this view, alongside the camera's existing exclusions. Null or an empty set adds no exclusions. This does not change the camera's tags. When used in a command list, keep the set unchanged while the list can execute.

Overrides the camera's field of view

When rendering to a texture, this allows you to flip the view horizontally.

When rendering to a texture, this allows you to flip the view vertically.

Allows overriding gradient fog for this view

Overrides the camera's projection matrix

Overrides the camera's inclusion tags for this view. Null inherits the camera's filter; an empty set includes all tags, subject to exclusions. This does not change the camera. When used in a command list, keep the set unchanged while the list can execute.

Overrides the camera's position and rotation

If you're rendering a subview this will allow the renderer to find the same view again next frame

Overrides the camera's zfar

Overrides the camera's znear