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In the Scene Settings tab, users can edit aspects of their experience like texture quality, occlusion, and post-processing settings.

There are currently 5 areas users can edit their experiences: Connection, Occlusion, Post-Processing, IUX, and Quality Settings.

Connection

In the Connection section, you can toggle on or off if you'd like the changes you make in a scene to be automatically updated to the Cloud.

Occlusion

Under the Occlusion section, you can choose to enable or disable Space Occlusion or Hand Occlusion in your scene.

Enabling Space Occlusion will make it so that assets behind the space scan mesh are not visible inside the headset.

Enabling Hand Occlusion will disable the ability to view assets "through" your hands while in the headset.

Post-Processing

The Post-Processing section allows you to either enable or disable Bloom, as well as tweak the overall settings of the Boom effect.

If you'd like to learn more about Bloom or our post-processing pipeline, check out our guide here.

IUX Settings

Under IUX settings, a user can choose whether or not they would like to use Enklu's default UX style, or a flatter, more web friendly version.

This will change the overall visual style of buttons and menus created from Vine scripts, which you can view in the Canvas.

<aside> 🗒️ Note: If you change your IUX visual style, the new style won't be reflected until you reload the editor.

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Quality Settings

The Quality Settings section allows you to edit the overall quality of your experience via the following parameters:

• Player Settings: Choose what player you'd like to edit the quality of (QSAPlayerX86, WebGL, Android, iPhone, or Windows)
• Pixel Light Count: Choose between None, Low, Medium, or High
• Texture Resolution: Choose between Full Resolution, Half Resolution, Quarter Resolution, or Eighth Resolution
• Anisotropic Filtering: Choose between Disabled, Forced On, or Per Texture
• Anti-Aliasing: Choose between Disabled, 2x, 4x, or 8x
• Shadow Quality: Choose between Disabled, Hard Only, or Hard and Soft
• Soft Particles: Enable or Disable
• Realtime Reflection Probes: Enable or Disable
• Billboards: Enables or Disables billboarded text and UI elements globally
• Shadow Mask: Choose either Distance Only or Shadowmask
• Shadow Resolution: Choose between Low, Medium, High, or Very High
• Shadow Projection: Choose either Close Fit or Stable Fit
• Blend Weights: Choose between 1 Bone, 2 Bones, or 4 Bones

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