Scene Properties

Overview

In the scene properties panel, you can set up an in-editor test scene, also called backdrops.
You simply have to check or uncheck elements that you want, and you’ll find their own properties in the properties panel (same place as Node Properties).

What you will do here is editor-only, it won’t be exported in game engines.

Background

SceneProperties Background

Replace the current name in the Scene Properties
Top Color of the background Gradient
Bottom Color of the background Gradient
You can put any image in it. It will replace the Gradient and activate all Environment Map Attributes
Intensity of the Environment Map
Color of the Environment Map
Blurriness of the Environment Map
If you want your image to cast light (will hide the Ambient Color option)
If you want to display your actual image in the background
Rotation of the Environment Map
If Ambient Color is enabled, change its color

Effect

SceneProperties Effect

Replace the current name in the Scene Properties
Toggle between a state where it will start automatically when loading or reset the scene, or not
Allow the use of another effect. If it’s not enabled, will use the current effect.
Path of the external effect, must already be in your project.
How much time in seconds before spawning the backdrop
Toggles the effect looping
How much time to wait before a new effect spawn. 0 disables the auto-respawn
Will start playing the backdrop effect with a random time offset between 0 and the value
Determinism Grid
Determinism Loop
Determinism Seed
Controls the timescale of the last effect instance spawned in the viewport
Controls the position of the backdrop effect
Controls the orientation of the backdrop effect
Controls the scale of the backdrop effect
Determines how many instances of the backdrop effect will be spawned on the different axis
Determines an offset of the grid which will spawn effect instances
Determines the orientation of the grid
Determines the grid scale