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/*!
    \qmlmodule QtQuick3D.Effects \QtVer
    \title Qt Quick 3D Effects QML Types
    \brief Provides QML types for the effects included in the Qt Quick 3D
           effect library.

    \deprecated [6.5] Use \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment,
    \l[QML]{MultiEffect}, or user-defined effects via the \l
    Effect type instead.

    \warning All pre-made standalone effects in QtQuick3D.Effects are
    considered deprecated starting with Qt 6.5. Instead, to get high quality,
    high performing implementations of post-processing effects performed by the
    3D renderer, such as depth of field, glow and bloom, lens flare, vignette,
    color adjustments and grading, fog, or ambient occlusion, use \l
    ExtendedSceneEnvironment. It offers better performance, better visual
    quality, better interoperation when combining effects, for instance proper
    support for tonemapping, and is a better fit for visual design tools such
    as Qt Design Studio. For 2D effects that do not need to be performed within
    the 3D scene, such as bluring the content of a \l View3D item, use
    \l[QML]{MultiEffect} on the \l View3D (or a parent of it).
    If none of these are suitable, applications can provide their own
    post-processing effects via the \l Effect type.

    \warning All pre-made, standalone effects in QtQuick3D.Effects are
    incompatible with the \l{Multiview Rendering}{multiview rendering mode} of
    Qt Quick 3D XR that is often used in VR/AR applications. New application
    should always use \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment or application-provided custom
    effects via the \l Effect type, which are fully compatible with multiview
    rendering as well.
 */

/*!
    \qmltype AdditiveColorGradient
    \inqmlmodule QtQuick3D.Effects
    \brief A gradient with additive color effect.

    \deprecated [6.5] Use \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment instead.

    \warning All pre-made standalone effects in QtQuick3D.Effects are
    considered deprecated starting with Qt 6.5. To perform color adjustments
    and color grading, use \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment instead.

    \image effect_additive_color_gradient.png
           {Scene comparison showing additive color gradient effect}

    This effect adds a vertical gradient to the whole scene, then additively blends it with all
    other elements on the layer. Additive blending adds the pixel values of the gradient and the
    layer, making the result lighter. White areas do not change, and black areas are the same color
    as the gradient.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty vector3d AdditiveColorGradient::bottomColor
    The color to be used at the bottom of the screen for the gradient.
    The default is \c {Qt.vector3d(0.0, 0.0, 0.0)} (i.e. black).
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty vector3d AdditiveColorGradient::topColor
    The color to be used at the top of the screen for the gradient. The default value
    is \c {Qt.vector3d(1.0, 1.0, 1.0)} (i.e. white).
*/

/*!
    \qmltype Blur
    \inqmlmodule QtQuick3D.Effects
    \brief A one-pass blur effect.

    \deprecated [6.5] Use \l[QML]{MultiEffect} instead.

    \warning All pre-made standalone effects in QtQuick3D.Effects are
    considered deprecated starting with Qt 6.5. To perform blur, use Qt Quick's
    \l[QML]{MultiEffect} on the \l View3D item (or a parent of
    it).

    \image effect_blur.png {Scene comparison showing blur effect}

    This effect provides a simple one-pass blur. It is less expensive than GaussianBlur, but
    does not give the same quality result.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real Blur::amount
    The strength of the blur. Sensible values are in the range \c {[0...0.01]}. The default value is \c {0.01}.
*/

/*!
    \qmltype BrushStrokes
    \inqmlmodule QtQuick3D.Effects
    \brief A brush strokes noise effect.

    \deprecated [6.5] Use \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment,
    \l[QML]{MultiEffect}, or user-defined effects via the \l
    Effect type instead.

    \warning All pre-made standalone effects in QtQuick3D.Effects are
    considered deprecated starting with Qt 6.5. Applications are advised to use
    \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment or \l[QML]{MultiEffect}
    instead, when applicable, or alternatively provide their own custom
    post-processing effect via the \l Effect type.

    \image effect_brush_strokes.png
           {Scene comparison showing brush strokes effect}

    The BrushStrokes effect simulates an artistic painting of the image.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty TextureInput BrushStrokes::noiseSample
    The brush noise texture map. Default is a \l Texture with source \c {"maps/brushnoise.png"}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real BrushStrokes::brushLength
    How far to offset the image with the brush. Sensible values are in the range \c {[0...3]}.
    The default value is \c {1}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real BrushStrokes::brushSize
    The scale of the brush. Smaller values yield larger sizes. Sensible values are in the range
    \c {[10...200]}. The default value is \c {100}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real BrushStrokes::brushAngle
    The amount to rotate the brush noise texture, in degrees. The default value is \c {45}.
*/

/*!
    \qmltype ChromaticAberration
    \inqmlmodule QtQuick3D.Effects
    \brief A chromatic aberration effect.

    \deprecated [6.5] Use \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment,
    \l[QML]{MultiEffect}, or user-defined effects via the \l
    Effect type instead.

    \warning All pre-made standalone effects in QtQuick3D.Effects are
    considered deprecated starting with Qt 6.5. Applications are advised to use
    \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment or \l[QML]{MultiEffect}
    instead, when applicable, or alternatively provide their own custom
    post-processing effect via the \l Effect type.

    \image effect_chromatic_aberration.png
           {Scene comparison showing chromatic aberration effect}

    The ChromaticAberration effect simulates an imperfection of optical lenses. In real life,
    chromatic aberration is an optical phenomenon causing color fringes in high contrast
    areas. These color fringes are caused by different colors refracting at different angles
    splitting white light into a spectrum. This is called dispersion.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty TextureInput ChromaticAberration::maskTexture
    A grayscale texture to control the position and strength of the effect. The effect is strongest in
    white areas, and weakest in black areas.
    The default is a \l Texture with source \c {"maps/white.png"}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real ChromaticAberration::aberrationAmount
    The strength of the aberration effect. A negative value inverses the effect. The default value is \c {50}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real ChromaticAberration::focusDepth
    The distance to the focus plane. The dispersion scales in relation to the distance from this
    value. The default value is \c {600}.
*/

/*!
    \qmltype ColorMaster
    \inqmlmodule QtQuick3D.Effects
    \brief A color adjustment effect.

    \deprecated [6.5] Use \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment instead.

    \warning All pre-made standalone effects in QtQuick3D.Effects are
    considered deprecated starting with Qt 6.5. To perform color adjustments,
    use \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment instead.

    \image effect_color_master.png
           {Scene comparison showing color master effect}

    The ColorMaster effect adjusts the color balance and saturation of the scene.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real ColorMaster::redStrength
    A multiplication factor for the red color channel. The range is \c {[0...2]}. The default value is \c {1}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real ColorMaster::greenStrength
    A multiplication factor for the green color channel. The range is \c {[0...2]}. The default value is \c {1.5}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real ColorMaster::blueStrength
    A multiplication factor for the blue color channel. The range is \c {[0...2]}. The default value is \c {1}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real ColorMaster::saturation
    The strength of all the colors in the scene. The range is \c {[-1...1]}, where \c {-1} is fully desaturated,
    \c {0} is unmodified, and \c {1} is heavily oversaturated. The default value is \c {0}.
*/

/*!
    \qmltype DepthOfFieldHQBlur
    \inqmlmodule QtQuick3D.Effects
    \brief A depth-based blur effect.

    \deprecated [6.5] Use \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment instead.

    \warning All pre-made standalone effects in QtQuick3D.Effects are
    considered deprecated starting with Qt 6.5. To apply a depth-of-field
    effect to the scene, use \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment instead.

    \image effect_depth_of_field_hq_blur.png
           {Scene comparison showing depth of field blur effect}

    The DepthOfFieldHQBlur effect performs a gradient blur on regions of the image based on their
    deviation from a specified distance from the camera.

    For this effect to work well, you need to adjust the \l {PerspectiveCamera::clipFar}{clipFar}
    and \l {PerspectiveCamera::clipNear}{clipNear} properties of the camera for the scene to frame
    the content. You ideally want the largest possible value for
    \l {PerspectiveCamera::clipNear}{clipNear} and the smallest possible value for
    \l {PerspectiveCamera::clipFar}{clipFar}. Next, adjust the properties of the effect for the
    desired result.

    For example, a \l focusDistance of \c 100 and a \l focusRange of \c 20 means that everything
    that is between 90 and 110 units away from the camera will be entirely in focus, items at a
    distance of 70-90 and 110-130 units will experience variable blurring, and everything closer
    than 70 or farther than 130 will be entirely blurred.

    \sa TiltShift
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real DepthOfFieldHQBlur::focusDistance
    The distance from the camera where the content is in perfect focus. The default value is \c {600}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real DepthOfFieldHQBlur::focusRange
    The distance around the \l focusDistance where items are fully in focus. The focus then
    fades away to fully blurred by the same distance on both the near and far sides.
    The default value is \c {100}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real DepthOfFieldHQBlur::blurAmount
    The strength of blur when out of focus. Sensible values are in the range \c {[1...10]}.
    The default value is \c {4}.
*/

/*!
    \qmltype Desaturate
    \inqmlmodule QtQuick3D.Effects
    \brief A desaturating effect.

    \deprecated [6.5] Use \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment instead.

    \warning All pre-made standalone effects in QtQuick3D.Effects are
    considered deprecated starting with Qt 6.5. To perform color adjustments
    and color grading, use \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment instead.

    \image effect_desaturate.png {Scene comparison showing desaturate effect}

    The Desaturate effect allows decreasing the intensity of all colors in the scene.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real Desaturate::amount
    The strength of desaturation. The range is \c {[0...1]}, with \c 0 being fully saturated and \c 1
    being fully grayscale. The default value is \c {0.5}.
*/

/*!
    \qmltype DistortionRipple
    \inqmlmodule QtQuick3D.Effects
    \brief A ripple distortion effect.

    \deprecated [6.5] Use \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment,
    \l[QML]{MultiEffect}, or user-defined effects via the \l
    Effect type instead.

    \warning All pre-made standalone effects in QtQuick3D.Effects are
    considered deprecated starting with Qt 6.5. Applications are advised to use
    \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment or \l[QML]{MultiEffect}
    instead, when applicable, or alternatively provide their own custom
    post-processing effect via the \l Effect type.

    \image effect_distortion_ripple.png
           {Scene comparison showing distortion ripple effect}

    The DistortionRipple effect adds a wavelike distortion of circular ripples around a center point.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real DistortionRipple::radius
    How far the ripples extend from the center point. Sensible values are in the range \c {[0...100]}.
    The default value is \c {100}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real DistortionRipple::distortionWidth
    The width of a ripple. Sensible values are in the range \c {[2...100]}. The default value is \c {10}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real DistortionRipple::distortionHeight
    The distortion amount. Sensible values are in the range \c {[0...100]}. The default value is \c {10}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real DistortionRipple::distortionPhase
    The offset of each wave. Animate this property to see the waves move. Sensible values are in
    the range \c {[0...360]}. The default value is \c {0}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty vector2d DistortionRipple::center
    The center point of the distortion. The default is \c {Qt.vector2d(0.5, 0.5)}, the center of the scene.
*/

/*!
    \qmltype DistortionSphere
    \inqmlmodule QtQuick3D.Effects
    \brief A sphere distortion effect.

    \deprecated [6.5] Use \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment,
    \l[QML]{MultiEffect}, or user-defined effects via the \l
    Effect type instead.

    \warning All pre-made standalone effects in QtQuick3D.Effects are
    considered deprecated starting with Qt 6.5. Applications are advised to use
    \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment or \l[QML]{MultiEffect}
    instead, when applicable, or alternatively provide their own custom
    post-processing effect via the \l Effect type.

    \image effect_distortion_sphere.png
           {Scene comparison showing distortion sphere effect}

    The DistortionSphere effect creates a 3D effect of wrapping the scene around a spherical shape.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real DistortionSphere::radius
    How far the distortion extends from the center point. The range is \c {[0...1]}. The default value is \c {0.25}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real DistortionSphere::distortionHeight
    The distortion amount. The range is \c {[-1...1]}, where positive values distort towards the
    camera, and negative values distort away from the camera. The default value is \c {0.5}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty vector2d DistortionSphere::center
    The center point of the distortion. The default is \c {Qt.vector2d(0.5, 0.5)}, the center of the scene.
*/

/*!
    \qmltype DistortionSpiral
    \inqmlmodule QtQuick3D.Effects
    \brief A spiral distortion effect.

    \deprecated [6.5] Use \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment,
    \l[QML]{MultiEffect}, or user-defined effects via the \l
    Effect type instead.

    \warning All pre-made standalone effects in QtQuick3D.Effects are
    considered deprecated starting with Qt 6.5. Applications are advised to use
    \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment or \l[QML]{MultiEffect}
    instead, when applicable, or alternatively provide their own custom
    post-processing effect via the \l Effect type.

    \image effect_distortion_spiral.png
           {Scene comparison showing distortion spiral effect}

    The DistortionSpiral effect creates a twirl-shaped distortion.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real DistortionSpiral::radius
    How far the distortion extends from the center point. The range is \c {[0...1]}. The default value is \c {0.25}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real DistortionSpiral::distortionStrength
    The distortion amount. The range is \c {[-10...10]}. The default value is \c {1.0}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty vector2d DistortionSpiral::center
    The center point of the distortion. The default is \c {Qt.vector2d(0.5, 0.5)}, the center of the scene.
*/

/*!
    \qmltype EdgeDetect
    \inqmlmodule QtQuick3D.Effects
    \brief An edge highlighting effect.

    \deprecated [6.5] Use \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment,
    \l[QML]{MultiEffect}, or user-defined effects via the \l
    Effect type instead.

    \warning All pre-made standalone effects in QtQuick3D.Effects are
    considered deprecated starting with Qt 6.5. Applications are advised to use
    \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment or \l[QML]{MultiEffect}
    instead, when applicable, or alternatively provide their own custom
    post-processing effect via the \l Effect type.

    \image effect_edge_detect.png {Scene comparison showing edge detect effect}

    The EdgeDetect effect turns smooth, unchanging areas of the scene darker, while areas of the
    scene with sharp color changes are brightened to highlight the edges.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real EdgeDetect::edgeStrength
    The strength of the edge highlighting. The range is \c {[0...1]}. The default value is \c {0.5}.
*/

/*!
    \qmltype Emboss
    \inqmlmodule QtQuick3D.Effects
    \brief An emboss effect.

    \deprecated [6.5] Use \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment,
    \l[QML]{MultiEffect}, or user-defined effects via the \l
    Effect type instead.

    \warning All pre-made standalone effects in QtQuick3D.Effects are
    considered deprecated starting with Qt 6.5. Applications are advised to use
    \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment or \l[QML]{MultiEffect}
    instead, when applicable, or alternatively provide their own custom
    post-processing effect via the \l Effect type.

    \image effect_emboss.png {Scene comparison showing emboss effect}

    The Emboss effect replaces each pixel either by a highlight or a shadow, depending on light/dark
    boundaries on the scene. Low contrast areas are replaced by a gray background. The embossed
    result represents the rate of color change at each location.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real Emboss::amount
    The strength of the emboss effect. Sensible values are in the range \c {[0...0.01]}. The default value is \c {0.003}.
*/

/*!
    \qmltype Flip
    \inqmlmodule QtQuick3D.Effects
    \brief A scene flipping effect.

    \deprecated [6.5] Use \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment,
    \l[QML]{MultiEffect}, or user-defined effects via the \l
    Effect type instead.

    \warning All pre-made standalone effects in QtQuick3D.Effects are
    considered deprecated starting with Qt 6.5. Applications are advised to use
    \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment or \l[QML]{MultiEffect}
    instead, when applicable, or alternatively provide their own custom
    post-processing effect via the \l Effect type.

    \image effect_flip.png {Scene comparison showing flip effect}

    The Flip effect flips the whole scene either horizontally, vertically, or in both directions.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty bool Flip::flipHorizontally
    This property determines whether the scene is flipped horizontally. The default value is \c {true}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty bool Flip::flipVertically
    This property determines whether the scene is flipped vertically. The default value is \c {true}.
*/

/*!
    \qmltype Fxaa
    \inqmlmodule QtQuick3D.Effects
    \brief A fast approximate anti-aliasing effect.

    \deprecated [6.5] Use \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment instead.

    \warning All pre-made standalone effects in QtQuick3D.Effects are
    considered deprecated starting with Qt 6.5. To apply FXAA to the scene, use
    \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment instead.

    \image effect_fxaa.png
           {Scene comparison showing fast approximate anti-aliasing effect}

    The FXAA effect applies fast approximate anti-aliasing to the scene. FXAA is a high-speed
    anti-aliasing technique that removes some of the artifacts from the image without impacting
    performance as heavily as super-sampling would.

    \table
      \header
        \li
          Pros
        \li
          Cons
      \row
        \li
          \list
            \li
              Easy fix for many aliasing problems.
            \li
              Works with moving images.
          \endlist
        \li
          \list
            \li
              Can blur and distort fine text details.
            \li
              As a screen-space heuristic technique, it can sometimes leave
              sharp edges that ideally would be anti-aliased.
          \endlist
    \endtable

    Fxaa does not have adjustable properties.
*/

/*!
    \qmltype GaussianBlur
    \inqmlmodule QtQuick3D.Effects
    \brief A two-pass gaussian blur effect.

    \deprecated [6.5] Use \l[QML]{MultiEffect} instead.

    \warning All pre-made standalone effects in QtQuick3D.Effects are
    considered deprecated starting with Qt 6.5. To perform blur, use Qt Quick's
    \l[QML]{MultiEffect} on the \l View3D item (or a parent of
    it).

    \image effect_gaussian_blur.png
           {Scene comparison showing gaussian blur effect}

    The GaussianBlur effect blurs all objects in the scene evenly. To keep the effect performant,
    a large blur \l amount will not produce a perfectly smooth blur, but rather a mosaic result.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real GaussianBlur::amount
    The strength of the blur. Sensible values are in the range \c {[0...10]}. The default value is \c {2}.
*/

/*!
    \qmltype HDRBloomTonemap
    \inqmlmodule QtQuick3D.Effects
    \brief A bloom with tonemapping effect.

    \deprecated [6.5] Use \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment instead.

    \warning All pre-made standalone effects in QtQuick3D.Effects are
    considered deprecated starting with Qt 6.5. To apply glow and bloom to the
    scene, use \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment instead.

    \image effect_hdr_bloom_tonemap.png
           {Scene comparison showing HDR bloom tonemap effect}

    The HDRBloomTonemap effect provides two features:

    \list
    \li
      Adjusting the gamma and exposure of the high-dynamic range rendered
      content to achieve the image quality you want.
    \li
      Applying an adjustable bloom effect to bright areas (like the sun
      glinting off a car).
    \endlist
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real HDRBloomTonemap::gamma
    Affects the non-linear curve of the lighting. Higher values increase the exposure of mid tones,
    lightening the image and decreasing the contrast. A value of \c{1.0} causes no
    adjustment to the image. Sensible values are in the range \c {[0.1...4]}. The default value is \c {1}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real HDRBloomTonemap::exposure
    Sets a linear multiplier on the lighting, brightening, or darkening the image overall. A value of
    \c{0.0} causes no adjustment to the image. The range is \c {[-9...9]}. The default value is \c {0}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real HDRBloomTonemap::bloomThreshold
    Sets the threshold for the bloom effect. Any part of the scene brighter than this value will bloom.
    A value of \c{1.0} corresponds to white. Lowering this value causes more areas of the rendered scene to bloom.
    At a value of \c{0.0} everything in the scene blooms. The range is \c {[0...1]}. The default value is \c {1}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real HDRBloomTonemap::blurFalloff
    Adjusts the amount of bloom. Lower values result in a stronger bloom effect, and higher values
    make the effect more subtle. The range is \c {[0...10]}. The default value is \c {0}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real HDRBloomTonemap::tonemappingLerp
    Specifies the strength of the overall bloom effect. There is usually no need to adjust this. The range is
    \c {[0...1]}, with \c 0 being no blur and \c 1 being full bloom. The default value is \c {1}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real HDRBloomTonemap::channelThreshold
    Specifies the white point for the image. There is usually no need to adjust this. The range is \c {[0...1]}.
    The default value is \c {1}.
*/

/*!
    \qmltype MotionBlur
    \inqmlmodule QtQuick3D.Effects
    \brief A motion blur effect.

    \deprecated [6.5] Use \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment,
    \l[QML]{MultiEffect}, or user-defined effects via the \l
    Effect type instead.

    \warning All pre-made standalone effects in QtQuick3D.Effects are
    considered deprecated starting with Qt 6.5. Applications are advised to use
    \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment or \l[QML]{MultiEffect}
    instead, when applicable, or alternatively provide their own custom
    post-processing effect via the \l Effect type.

    \image effect_motion_blur.png {Scene comparison showing motion blur effect}

    The MotionBlur effect creates a trailing streak for rapidly moving objects in the scene.

    \note The \l {SceneEnvironment::backgroundMode}{background mode} must be
    \c {SceneEnvironment.Transparent} for MotionBlur to work.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real MotionBlur::fadeAmount
    How fast the trail fades. The range is \c {[0...1]}, with \c 0 meaning that the object trail persists
    indefinitely, and \c 1 meaning that the object trail fades out immediately. The default value is \c {0.25}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real MotionBlur::blurQuality
    The quality of the blur used to create the trail. Increasing quality will have impact on performance.
    The range is \c {[0...1]}. The default value is \c {0.25}.
*/

/*!
    \qmltype Scatter
    \inqmlmodule QtQuick3D.Effects
    \brief A scatter noise effect.

    \deprecated [6.5] Use \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment,
    \l[QML]{MultiEffect}, or user-defined effects via the \l
    Effect type instead.

    \warning All pre-made standalone effects in QtQuick3D.Effects are
    considered deprecated starting with Qt 6.5. Applications are advised to use
    \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment or \l[QML]{MultiEffect}
    instead, when applicable, or alternatively provide their own custom
    post-processing effect via the \l Effect type.

    \image effect_scatter.png {Scene comparison showing scatter effect}

    Scatters the pixels in a scene, creating a blurry or smeared appearance. Without changing the
    color of each individual pixel, the Scatter effect redistributes the pixels randomly, but in
    the same general area as their original positions.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty TextureInput Scatter::noiseSample
    The scatter noise texture map. The default is a \l Texture with source \c {"maps/brushnoise.png"}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real Scatter::amount
    Determines how much to scatter. The range is \c {[0...127]}. The default value is \c {10}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty int Scatter::direction
    The direction in which to scatter the pixels. Set to \c 0 for both horizontal and vertical,
    \c 1 for horizontal, and  \c 2 for vertical. The default value is \c 0.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty bool Scatter::randomize
    Specifies whether the scattering pattern changes for each frame. The default value is \c {true}.
*/

/*!
    \qmltype SCurveTonemap
    \inqmlmodule QtQuick3D.Effects
    \brief A tonemapping effect.

    \deprecated [6.5] Use \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment instead.

    \warning All pre-made standalone effects in QtQuick3D.Effects are
    considered deprecated starting with Qt 6.5. To control tonemapping, use
    \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment instead.

    \image effect_scurve_tonemap.png
           {Scene comparison showing S-curve tonemap effect}

    The SCurveTonemap effect maps the luminance of each pixel in the Scene
    according to an s-shaped curve:

    \image effect_scurve_graph.png {Graph showing S-curve tonemap function}

    The curve has three parts. The \e {toe area} determines the shadows, and
    is governed by \l toeSlope and \l toeEmphasis. The middle part determines
    overall contrast, and is changed by \l contrastBoost. The \e {shoulder
    area} determines the highlights, and is governed by \l shoulderSlope and
    \l shoulderEmphasis.

*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real SCurveTonemap::shoulderSlope
    Sets the slope of the \e shoulder part of the s-curve. The shoulder defines
    where highlights lose contrast.

    The range is \c {[0...3]}. The default value is \c {1}.

    \sa shoulderEmphasis
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real SCurveTonemap::shoulderEmphasis
    Modifies the shape of the \e shoulder part of the s-curve.
    The range is \c {[-1...1]}. The default value is \c {0}.

    \sa shoulderSlope
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real SCurveTonemap::toeSlope
    Sets the slope of the \e toe part of the s-curve. The toe defines where
    shadows lose contrast.

    The range is \c {[0...3]}.  The default value is \c {1}.

    \sa toeEmphasis
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real SCurveTonemap::toeEmphasis
    Modifies the shape of the \e toe part of the s-curve.
    The range is \c {[-1...1]}. The default value is \c {0}.

    \sa toeSlope
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real SCurveTonemap::contrastBoost
    Enhances or reduces the overall contrast of the tonemap. This changes
    the slope of the middle part of the s-curve.

    The range is \c {[-1...2]}. The default value is \c {0}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real SCurveTonemap::saturationLevel
    Sets the overall saturation level of the tonemap effect. The range is \c {[0...2]}, with \c 0 being fully
    grayscale and \c 2 being very oversaturated. The default value is \c {1}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real SCurveTonemap::gammaValue
    Sets the gamma value for the tonemap effect. Sensible values are in the range \c {[0.1...8]}. The default value is \c {2.2}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty bool SCurveTonemap::useExposure
    Makes the effect use \l whitePoint instead of \l exposureValue for luminance calculations.
    The default value is \c {false}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real SCurveTonemap::whitePoint
    Sets the white point of the tonemap. This value is only used if \l useExposure is \c {false}.
    The range is \c {[0.01...128]}. The default value is \c {1}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real SCurveTonemap::exposureValue
    Specifies the exposure for the tonemap effect. This value is only used if \l useExposure is \c {true}.
    The range is \c {[0.01...16]}. The default value is \c {1}.
*/

/*!
    \qmltype TiltShift
    \inqmlmodule QtQuick3D.Effects
    \brief A tilt shift blur effect.

    \deprecated [6.5] Use \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment,
    \l[QML]{MultiEffect}, or user-defined effects via the \l
    Effect type instead.

    \warning All pre-made standalone effects in QtQuick3D.Effects are
    considered deprecated starting with Qt 6.5. Applications are advised to use
    \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment or \l[QML]{MultiEffect}
    instead, when applicable, or alternatively provide their own custom
    post-processing effect via the \l Effect type.

    \image effect_tilt_shift.png {Scene comparison showing tilt shift effect}

    The TiltShift effect simulates depth of field in a simple and performant manner.
    Instead of blurring based on the depth buffer, it blurs everything outside a horizontal
    or vertical strip of the scene.

    \sa DepthOfFieldHQBlur
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real TiltShift::focusPosition
    The placement of the focus bar in normalized coordinates. The range is \c {[0...1]}.
    The default value is \c {0.5}, corresponding to the middle of the scene.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real TiltShift::focusWidth
    Specifies the width of the in-focus area in normalized coordinates.
    Objects within this range of \l focusPosition will be in focus.
    The range is \c {[0...1]}. The default value is \c {0.2}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real TiltShift::blurAmount
    Specifies the strength of the blur effect. Values above 4 may cause artifacts.
    The range is \c {[0...10]}. The default value is \c {4}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty bool TiltShift::isVertical
    Makes the effect work vertically instead of horizontally. The default value is \c {false}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty bool TiltShift::isInverted
    Inverts the blur area, so the center is blurred instead. The default value is \c {false}.
*/

/*!
    \qmltype Vignette
    \inqmlmodule QtQuick3D.Effects
    \brief A vignette effect.

    \deprecated [6.5] Use \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment instead.

    \warning All pre-made standalone effects in QtQuick3D.Effects are
    considered deprecated starting with Qt 6.5. To apply a vignette effect to
    the 3D scene, use \l ExtendedSceneEnvironment instead.

    \image effect_vignette.png {Scene comparison showing vignette effect}
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real Vignette::vignetteStrength
    Specifies the strength of the vignetting. The range is \c {[0...15]}. The default value is \c {15}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty real Vignette::vignetteRadius
    Specifies the size of the vignetting. The range is \c {[0...5]}. The default value is \c {0.35}.
*/
/*!
    \qmlproperty vector3d Vignette::vignetteColor
    Sets the color to use for the vignetting. The default value is \c {Qt.vector3d(0.5, 0.5, 0.5)}.
*/
