Editing Resources/Reflection/NeedleFxSceneData (section)

==== cameraControl ====
Includes everything related to exposure. This struct only really exists in Sonic Frontiers and Shadow Generations, but its contents are still included, just under different structs. In Sonic Forces, the exposureType boolean is named tonemapType, and the auto exposure parameters are under the tonemap struct.

* '''exposureType (enum) :''' Change between manual exposure and auto exposure.
* '''manualExposure > exposureValue (Float) :''' Manual exposure brightness.
* '''autoExposure :''' Includes many parameters. You can choose which to use.
** '''middleGray (Float) :''' An exposure offset. Makes everything either darker or brighter while keeping the expected behaviour.
** '''lumMax (Float) :''' How dark exposure is allowed to become. The higher, the darker.
** '''lumMin (Float) :''' How bright exposure is allowed to become. The lower, the brighter.
** '''cutMax (Float) :''' Cuts off how dark the exposure can get from lumMax in a way that if the screen shows too much brightness, it will not be darkened. The lower the parameter is, to earlier this happens.
** '''cutMin (Float) :''' Cuts off how bright the exposure can get from lumMin in a way that if the screen shows too much darkness, it will not be brightened. The higher the parameter is, the earlier this happens.
** '''pctMax (Float) :''' Determines the percentage of the screen taken into consideration by lumMax. The lower, the more screen space brightness has to take to get a darker exposure.
** '''pctMin (Float) :''' Determines the percentage of the screen taken into consideration by lumMin. The higher, the more screen space darkness has to take to get brighter.
** '''adaptedRatio (Float) :''' Auto exposure speed. The lower, the faster. 0 being immediate response and 1 being static.
** '''luminanceRangeType (enum) :''' Determines which parameters are used. Clamp will only use middleGray, lumMax, lumMin and adaptedRatio; Cutoff will add cutMax and cutMin; and CutoffPCTRate and CutoffPCTArea will add pctMax and pctMin. It is not clear what the difference is between the last two.

Additionally, you can make auto exposure static by disabling "updateLuminance" under tonemap. This is not the same as manual exposure.