Interface TonemapParams

Linear scale applied to HDR scene colours before tonemapping. Values above 1 make the scene brighter and push more of the range into the tonemap curve; values below 1 darken.

Default is 0.5 — chosen so ACES midtones stay below the no-tonemap (DetailedRender) reference, leaving headroom for HDR specular peaks (sun, smooth-metal reflections) to read as bright accents rather than washing into the rest of the frame.

Tonemap curve. Default is "aces" — ACES Filmic — so HDR scene values roll off into displayable range without clipping. Switch to "reinhard" for a softer/cheaper curve, or "none" for an identity copy that matches the pre-HDR look.

Which rendering modes in which to apply Tonemap settings.

When the active render mode is outside this list the tonemap pass runs as an identity copy.

Default value is [RealisticRender].

Supersampling factor. The scene (and all scene-phase FBOs) are rendered at canvas * renderScale resolution, then the tonemap pass samples that larger texture with LINEAR filtering when compositing to the canvas — giving free box-filter downsampling antialiasing. Also helps subpixel aliasing that FXAA can't reach.

Range [0.5, 4.0]. 1.0 = no supersampling; 2.0 = 4× the fragment work (rendering 4 pixels for every 1 displayed). Default is 1.0.

If true, the final colour is gamma-encoded with pow(c, 1/2.2) before writing to the canvas. The renderer's albedo textures upload as SRGB8_ALPHA8 (sRGB-source, linear-sample) and shading runs in linear space, so the swap-chain write needs the inverse encode for the canvas to display gamma-correct. Defaults to true; only set false if you have a reason (e.g. a custom downstream encode in your own canvas pipeline).