The color of the ambient light. Set it to black for no ambient light, alpha is used for lerping between IBL and constant color.

The rotation of the scene's camera.

Enable or disable anti-aliasing for this render.

Color the scene camera clears the render target to.

Access tonemapping properties of camera

What kind of clearing should we do before we begin?

Control fog based on an image.

Allows specifying a custom projection matrix for this camera

Render this camera using a different render mode

Enable or disable direct lighting

Enable or disable indirect lighting

Toggle all post processing effects for this camera. The default is on.

Scene objects with any of these tags won't be rendered by this camera.

The horizontal field of view of the Camera in degrees.

The name of this camera.. for debugging purposes.

Called when rendering the transparent pass

Called when rendering the post process pass

Called when rendering the transparent pass

Whether to use orthographic projection.

Height of the ortho when Sandbox.SceneCamera.Ortho is enabled.

The position of the scene's camera.

The rect of the screen to render to. This is normalized, between 0 and 1.

Only scene objects with one of these tags will be rendered by this camera.

The rotation of the scene's camera.

The size of the screen. Allows us to work out aspect ratio. For now will get updated automatically on render.

The HMD eye that this camera is targeting. Use Sandbox.StereoTargetEye.None for the user's monitor (i.e. the companion window).

Control volumetric fog parameters, expect this to take 1-2ms of your GPU frame time.

Set this to false if you don't want the stereo renderer to submit this camera's texture to the compositor. This option isn't considered if Sandbox.SceneCamera.TargetEye is Sandbox.StereoTargetEye.None.

Render this camera using a wireframe view.

The world we're going to render.

Your camera can render multiple worlds.

The camera's zFar distance. This is the furthest distance this camera will be able to render. This value totally depends on the game you're making. Shorter the better, sensible ranges would be between about 1000 and 30000, but if you want it to be further out you can balance that out by making znear larger.

The camera's zNear distance. This is the closest distance this camera will be able to render. A good value for this is about 5. Below 5 and particularly below 1 you're going to start to see a lot of artifacts like z-fighting.

Given a pixel rect return a frustum on the current camera.

Given a cursor position get a scene aiming ray.

Convert from world coords to screen coords. The results for x and y will be from 0 to Sandbox.SceneCamera.Size.

Convert from world coords to normal screen corrds. The results will be between 0 and 1

Convert from screen coords to world coords on the near frustum plane.

Render this camera to the target widget. Once you do this the target widget becomes "externally painted", so you won't be able to paint on it anymore with Qt's Paint stuff.