Other Commands

Sets the intensity of the bloom effect in the game. Use a negative value to let the game choose the best bloom scale automatically.

Sets the starting value for the bloom effect's tonemapping. Requires cheats to be enabled.

Controls how quickly exposure adjusts when the scene darkens. Use a negative value to disable this feature.

Sets the minimum tonemap value for in-game lighting. Mainly used for debugging and adjusting visual lighting effects.

Overrides the percentage of bright pixels used in the tonemapping process to adjust overall scene brightness. The previous default value was 1.0.

Controls the rate at which the tonemap scale changes. Primarily used for debugging by developers.

Forces the tonemap to use a specific alpha value. Useful for debugging or testing; setting to -1 restores the default behavior.

Turns the uncap exposure feature on or off, allowing the scene's exposure to go beyond normal limits. This command is mainly for debugging or creative effects and is considered a cheat.

Toggles the inversion of smoothing applied during mesh curvature calculations, mainly for debugging or adjusting visual effects.

Adjusts the smoothness weight used in curvature calculations to change how mesh surfaces are rendered.