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.

Function Entry

• Scene Tab->scene beautification Group->scene effects Button->scene effects Panel->Sky Module

Operation Instructions

1. In the Workspace Manager, open the scene that requires setting the sky effect.
2. On the "Scene" tab in the "Properties" group, click the "Scene Effects" button, the Scene Effects panel pops up, and select the Sky module.
3. 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.
4. 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.