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# Environment Control

{% hint style="danger" %}
If you share model, Environment Control will not be taken over.
{% endhint %}

## Visual Control

### Field of View

You can change at camera icon in header.

![](/files/-MRrkRNLM6iaM_0KW9gS)

You can control Field of View.

![Field of view : min](/files/-MRrlC8wo1wh34gWu6vG)

![Field of view : max](/files/-MRrlMmzQjuubHUSjbOO)

### filters

You can change at camera icon in header.

1. vignette
2. bloom
3. sepia

![Post effects](/files/-MRrmL8lvDEfFwkmyRDl)

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Any post effects can be used in combination.
{% endhint %}

### Background Control

* tropical
* heliport
* single color

![backgrounds](/files/-MRrnBQ2jKHbxKWB1TRP)

{% hint style="info" %}
VOXELCANVAS using Image based lighting.
{% endhint %}

### Light Control

You can change at asterisk icon in header.

![](/files/-MRrnytDYAqmi8Wv7z8B)

![Light color : blue](/files/-MRroEOb8-y5jQPL6925)

## Platform

You can remove / show platform.

![](/files/-MRrocU7ij9mIS07WOlI)

Within the platform, it can be freely placed on top of voxels.


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