sky effect
Function Description
By setting parameters, it simulates a real sky scene to enhance browsing and display effects. This function not only provides various parameters but also supports real-time volumetric clouds, flowing clouds, lens flares, and day-night alternation to achieve constantly changing realistic effects.

- Only the 3D Scene Rendering Engine V1 supports setting sky effect parameters.
Function Entry
- Scene Tab->scene beautification Group->scene effects Button->scene effects Panel->Sky Module
Operation Instructions
- In the Workspace Manager, open the scene that requires setting the sky effect.
- On the "Scene" tab in the "Properties" group, click the "Scene Effects" button, the Scene Effects panel pops up, and select the Sky module.
- Enable and set the sky effect: After checking the sky effect checkbox, you can set various sky effect parameters.
- Weather: provides four modes: sunny, partly cloudy, cloudy, and overcast.
- Cloud Height: sets the height of the cloud layer in meters.
- Wind Speed (m/s): you can directly enter the value as the wind speed in meters per second.
- Wind Direction (degrees): sets the wind direction, which refers to the clockwise angle from true north in degrees.
- Precipitation Type: provides five types: no precipitation, rain, snow, sleet, and rain and hail.
- Rainfall (mm/h): you can directly enter the value as the rainfall in millimeters per hour.
- After setting, the scene displays the sky effect in real time. The figure below shows an example of the sky effect with overcast and snow.