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* <tt>'''debug-color'''</tt> ('''Optional'''). Sets the color of the debug light volume. By default it's red. | * <tt>'''debug-color'''</tt> ('''Optional'''). Sets the color of the debug light volume. By default it's red. | ||
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=== Shadows === | |||
The shadow mapping algorithm can be customized entirely by the rendering pipeline. This means that each one will have its own requirements when it comes to shadows. Here are some general recommendations: | |||
* Use the <code><noshadow></code> animation to disable shadows on objects that don't need them. An example would be billboarded lights or really small cockpit elements that don't need shadows and would cause degraded performance. | |||
* Try to mark as many cockpit objects as possible as <tt>interior</tt>. | |||
<syntaxhighlight lang="xml"> | |||
<model> | |||
<name>interior</name> | |||
<usage>interior</usage> | |||
<path>Aircraft/JA37/Models/ja37-interior.xml</path> <!-- All the objects that should only be seen when inside the cockpit are in this file --> | |||
</model> | |||
</syntaxhighlight> | |||
* Unlike in Rembrandt, polygons facing the Sun are the ones used to generate the shadow map. That means that single sided or non-closed objects should be rendered correctly. | |||
== Pipelines == | == Pipelines == | ||