Fisheye

The Fisheye effect is a distortion technique that simulates the characteristics of a fisheye lens, creating a wide-angle view that curves the edges of the scene. This effect can add a unique and dynamic perspective to your voxel scenes, making them feel more immersive and visually interesting.

When the Fisheye effect is enabled, the central part of the image remains relatively undistorted, while the edges are exaggerated, creating a spherical appearance. This can be particularly effective for scenes where you want to emphasize depth or create a sense of space.

🔺 Figure 1 🅰️ Without Fisheye. 🅱️ With Fisheye Enabled.

Settings

• Intensity: This setting controls the strength of the Fisheye effect. A higher intensity will result in more pronounced distortion at the edges of the scene, while a lower intensity will create a subtler fisheye effect.