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# Scene Property Panel
In the iCraft editor, the **Scene Properties Panel** is the core control center that defines the overall “visual appeal” and “atmosphere” of your 3D space. By adjusting scene parameters, you can quickly transform a clean, minimal workspace into a distinctive environment with strong personal style.
You can get a detailed guide to scene parameter settings. When you click on a blank area in the Scene Editing Area, you can configure the global parameters of the current 3D scene.
## Basic Display Settings
This section determines the foundational visual feedback of the canvas:
* #### **Background**
Set the scene background type. The default is **“Solid Color”**, with a default color of **`#F5F5F5`**.
You can choose from the dropdown options: Linear Gradient/ Radial Gradient/ Background Image.\
If you select a solid or gradient background, you can adjust the base color using the color picker below.\
If you select a background image, you can choose a system preset image or upload a local image as the background.
* #### **Tip Scaling**
Toggle switch (default: Off). When enabled, element tip pop-ups will scale synchronously with the camera view. When disabled, tip pop-ups remain at a constant size regardless of camera zoom level.
* #### **Axis**
Toggle switch (default: Off). Controls whether the X/Y/Z axis guide lines at the center of the scene are displayed.
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## **Grid & Ground**
The grid is not only a visual reference but also ensures precision in the “building block” construction workflow.
* #### **Show Grid**
Toggle switch (default: On). Controls whether the reference grid at the bottom of the scene is displayed.
* #### **Grid Line Colors**
Customize the grid line colors.
The grid consists of Major Grid (primary measurement units) and Minor Grid (subdivisions within each major grid). 1 Major Grid = 2×2 Minor Grids. You can set different colors for major and minor grids. Default Major Grid color: **`#C5C5C5`.** Default Minor Grid color: **`#E8E8E8` .**
* #### **Show Ground**
Toggle switch (default: On). Enables or disables the ground plane of the scene.
* #### **Size**
Defines the edge length of the square ground plane. The parameter represents the number of major grids per side. \
Default value: 200\
Adjustable range: `1–500`
* #### **Thickness**
Defines the height of the ground plane. The ground is typically a thin plane with a small height value.\
Default value: 0.2\
Adjustable range: `0.1–1`
* #### **Ground Color**
The color of the ground plane itself. You can modify it using the color picker.\
Default: **`#FFFFFF`**
* #### Opacity
Controls the transparency of the ground plane.\
Default value: 0.3
Adjustable range: `0.1–1`
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## Environment
Environment parameters determine the overall lighting tone and shadow atmosphere of the scene.
* #### Style
Preset environmental styles for the scene. Quickly apply predefined lighting and reflection settings. Styles become available after enabling the **Skybox**. You can choose from multiple preset scene styles in the dropdown menu.\
Default selection: “room1”
* #### Ambient Light Intensity
Controls the brightness of ambient lighting in the scene, ensuring it is neither too dark nor overexposed.
Default value: 0.2
Adjustable range: `0–2`
* #### Skybox
Toggle switch (default: Off). Determines whether to enable a **Skybox**, replacing the solid background with a realistic 360° panoramic environmental background.
* #### Skybox Blur
Adjusts the blur level of the skybox background. Higher values create a softer, more blurred background, preventing it from distracting from main elements.
Default value: 0.2
Adjustable range: `0–1`
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## Post-Processing Effects
Post-processing is the secret weapon for enhancing the “premium feel” of a 3D scene—especially in scenarios with high lighting requirements.
* #### Bloom
Toggle switch (default: Off). Enables the **Bloom** effect, causing high-brightness areas (such as lights or glowing components) to emit a halo effect.
* #### Bloom Intensity
Controls the strength of the bloom effect. Higher values produce stronger glow halos.
Default value: 0.5
Adjustable range: `0–3`
* #### Bloom Threshold
Defines the brightness threshold required to trigger bloom. Higher values mean only extremely bright areas will produce glow effects.
Default value: 0.95
Adjustable range: 0–1
* #### Bloom Blur
Controls the softness and diffusion range of the glow effect.
Higher values: Softer glow, wider diffusion, more atmospheric appearance.
Lower values: Sharper glow edges, narrower range, more concentrated halo.
Default value: 0.4
Adjustable range: `0–1`
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