The Bloom property of the RenderOptions class determines whether the bloom effect is applied during rendering. Bloom is a post-processing effect that simulates the way light bleeds around bright areas in a scene, creating a glow effect. This property is a boolean value, where true enables the bloom effect and false disables it.
To use the Bloom property, you need to create an instance of the RenderOptions class and set the Bloom property to true or false depending on whether you want the bloom effect to be applied.
// Create an instance of RenderOptions RenderOptions renderOptions = new RenderOptions(); // Enable bloom effect renderOptions.Bloom = true; // Apply the render options to a scene object SceneObject mySceneObject = new SceneObject(); renderOptions.Apply(mySceneObject);
