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Added docs for Bloom Component #1361

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Signed-off-by: chanmosq <75444793+chanmosq@users.noreply.github.com>
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| **Enable Bloom** | If enabled, activates the bloom effect. | Boolean | `Enabled` |
| **Overrides** | If enabled, all Bloom component properties will be set to the values specified in the **Overrides** property group. | Boolean | `Enabled` |
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I don't get it. Why are overrides on by default? Seems like a strange UI/UX choice to me.

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Also, it doesn't seem to be a simple value override to me. Looking at Intensity, for example: The normal range is 0 to 10000. (Anything above 2 produces absurd-looking results, but whatever.) If I set Intensity to 2.5 and the Intensity Override factor to 0.0, you'd think that I'd see a difference when I toggle Enable Override, but I don't. Also, the scale of the Intensity Override is only 0 to 1. If it were a simple value replacement override, the scale should be the same.

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An open issue related to the intensity slider: o3de/o3de#5993.

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@willihay willihay self-requested a review January 25, 2022 16:31
@willihay willihay merged commit 23a6aca into o3de:main Jan 25, 2022
@chanmosq chanmosq removed the status/needs-edit An issue or PR that requires editing from a Copy Reviewer. label Jan 25, 2022
@chanmosq chanmosq deleted the bloom-component branch February 23, 2022 20:49
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