Screen-space effect drives, all 0..1.
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anamorphicFlarereadonly
Horizontal coating streak on the real star image, 0..1.
blackoutreadonly
Full-frame black, over the scene and under the text.
calibratedLightreadonly
Unit sunlight for reference-matched staging; zero uses physical irradiance.
coronareadonly
The star's light around an occulting limb, during a total eclipse.
Opt-in, and it has to be. The ring is drawn from real occlusion
geometry, so before this existed it appeared wherever a camera sat on a
body's anti-sun line — which in the planetarium is one press of crescent
away, and on the front door is a third of every slow orbit. At the ranges
those cameras work at the physical corona is a fraction of a degree past
the limb and the drawn one is nearly a disk radius thick, so what it
actually delivered was a gold halo swallowing the frame in a mode that had
not asked for an eclipse.
It is staging, in other words, not lighting — tng-intro's eclipse shot is
composed around it — so it belongs with blackout and flash in the list
of things a script turns on, and it is 0 everywhere else by construction.
entryHeatreadonly
Atmospheric heating around the hull, opt-in per shot, 0..1.
exposurereadonly
EV offset from the calibrated surface exposure, pinned by the shot.
flashreadonly
The warp-flash wash: blue-white flooding the frame.
landingDustreadonly
Pad dust lifted by the terminal burn, opt-in per shot, 0..1.
lensArtifactsreadonly
Lens ghost intensity; omitted keeps the cinematic lens at its clean default.
motionSmearreadonly
Screen-space hull smear, opt-in for a shot's exposure treatment, 0..1.
nacelleGlowreadonly
Nacelle grille glow, building before a warp-out.
skyHazereadonly
Surface-stage sunset sky, 0..1; dormant outside an authored atmosphere.
sparkreadonly
The warp point's lens spike.
streaksreadonly
Warp streak blades at the nacelles.