An outline post-processing effect is a visual technique used in computer graphics and image processing to emphasize the edges of objects in an image by adding a distinct border or outline around them. This effect is commonly used for various purposes, such as highlighting important elements, enhancing visual clarity, or creating a stylized or cartoon-like appearance.
Postprocessing Package Reference
Properties
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How the original image and the effect are blended together, in most cases it does not make sense to deviate from the default value. |
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Whether the outline should be blurred. |
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Whether occluded parts of selected objects should be visible. |
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The edge strength. |
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The number of samples used for multisample antialiasing. Requires WebGL 2. |
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The pulse speed. A value of zero disables the pulse effect. |
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The color of visible edges. |
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The color of hidden edges. |
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The size of the blur kernel (if |