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The influence volume defines which pixels will use the lighting from this probe.
The blend influence volume defines a blending distance from the influence volume and weight the influence of the probe accordingly.
Commonly use to fade the influence between multiple probes.
A pixel outside of the blend normal influence volume will received a blended influence from the probe.
If this pixel has a normal pointing outwards the capture position, it won’t receive any influence from this probe.
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- Influence
- Blend
- Blend normal
- Capture position
Important notice: The influence volume and the proxy volume must have the same shape type.
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Important notice: The influence volume and the proxy volume must have the same shape type.
See influence volumes of Reflection Probes.
Only one workflow is supported for planar probe, so it can’t be modified.
(Realtime, Every Frame, Mirror Camera)
Choose the proxy volume component (ReflectionProxyVolumeComponent) to use.
If none, an infinite projection will be used.
Box Size | Size of the box |
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Box offset | Offset of the center of the box |
Influence fade (per axis) | Blend the influence per axis |
Influence normal fade (per axis) | Blend the influence normal per axis |
Influence face fade (per cube face) | Blend the influence per cube face |
Radius | Radius of the influence |
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Influence fade | Blend the influence |
Influence normal fade | Blend the influence normal |
Weight | A weight for this probe influence |
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Multiplier | A multiplier for this probe intensity |
Override FOV | Whether to override the capture camera fov |
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Field of view | Field of view to use when capturing the probe |
Include the render settings of the capturing camera.
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Follow these steps:
- Is the influence volume correct? It should overlap with the reflecting objects.
- Is the mirror plane properly placed? The mirror plane should be placed on your reflecting surface and the normal of the mirror plane must be parallel with the normal of the reflecting surface. Try editing its position and rotation with the toolbar in the Planar Probe’s inspector.