Resources/Reflection/NeedleFxSceneData - Revision history

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	* '''lensMode (enum) :''' DISTANCE uses the old parameters. LENS uses the new ones that are exclusive to Shadow Generations. When using the LENS mode, it is heavily recommended to use drawFocalPlane.		* '''lensMode (enum) :''' DISTANCE uses the old parameters. LENS uses the new ones that are exclusive to Shadow Generations. When using the LENS mode, it is heavily recommended to use drawFocalPlane.
	* '''quality (enum) :''' DOF quality. Seems to replace "dofRenderTargetScale". Works in both modes.		* '''quality (enum) :''' DOF quality. Seems to replace "dofRenderTargetScale". Works in both modes.

			==== shadowmap ====

			* '''partitionType (enum) :''' Change between PSSM and manual cascade split layouts.
			* '''sceneRange (float) :''' Shadow draw distance. Does not drop performance. The higher it is, the lower quality the shadow maps will be.
			* '''pssmLambda (float) :''' When using PSSM, the cascade splits will be distributed by using this parameter. With a lambda of 0 and 4 splits, the splits will be evenly distributed to cover ranges. With a lambda of 1; the splits will be exponentially distributed to cover ranges, based on the assumption that further away splits require less quality than close splits. Use this to get a good middle ground.
			* '''cascadeSplits[4] (floats) :''' Set the distance at which the cascades are split. The last cascade should be set to 1 to take advantage of the draw distance. Remember that the further the shadows are drawn, the lower quality they will be; this also affects the cascades.

			==== ssao ====
			Ambient occlusion.

			* '''postType (enum) :''' Choose between SSAO, HBAO, HBAO + Screen Space Shadows and Screen Space Shadows alone. Sonic Frontiers and Shadow Generations use HBAO+SSS, but Sonic Forces only features SSAO (which is largely unused, but functional).
			* '''renderTargetSize (enum) :''' Choose between rendering ambient occlusion at a quarter of the display resolution, a half, or at full resolution. It is recommended to stay at half resolution, like most games with HBAO.
			* '''blurStep (enum) :''' Gaussian blur intensity.

			===== SSAO Parameters =====

			* '''intensity (float) :''' Self explanatory.
			* '''radius (float) :''' How spread the shadows are.
			* '''fadeoutDistance / fadeoutRadius (floats) :''' Draw distance? Does not affect performance
			* '''power (float) :''' Intensity, but does not affect darkness as much?
			* '''bias (float) :''' Makes the shadow of close areas darker if negative, brighter if positive.
			* '''occlusionDistance (float) :''' How far away the ambient occlusion of objects is projected.

			===== HBAO Parameters =====

			* '''hbaoPower (float) :''' Intensity.
			* '''hbaoBias (float) :''' Makes the AO more intense if lower.
			* '''hbaoRadius (float) :''' How spread the samples are.
			* '''hbaoFalloff (float) :''' Similar to occlusion distance, but also similar to draw distance. The higher it is, the closer the AO will stop being rendered.
			* '''hbaoRaycount (sint32) :''' Sample count.

			==== shlightfield ====

			* '''multiplyColorUp / multiplyColorDown (vector3d) :''' Change how objects are lit. Change the colours of objects facing up or down.

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 Depth of Field. Blurring to the scene using distance as the basis.
-* '''useFocusLookAt (Boolean) :''' Alters strength at certain points according to what the camera is focusing
+* '''useFocusLookAt (Boolean) :''' Alters strength at certain points according to what the camera is focusing.
+*'''foregroundBokehMaxDepth (Float) :''' Set the distance at which DOF reaches its maximum strength. Used for close distances.

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	** '''nearDist (Float) :''' The distance from the camera at which heightFog starts being rendered.		** '''nearDist (Float) :''' The distance from the camera at which heightFog starts being rendered.
	** '''farDist (Float) :''' The distance from the camera at which heightFog gets to the maximum strength or thickness.		** '''farDist (Float) :''' The distance from the camera at which heightFog gets to the maximum strength or thickness.
	** '''influence (Float) :''' Works between 0 to 1. heightFog transparency.		** '''influence (Float) :''' Works between 0 to 1. heightFog transparency

			==== dof ====
			Depth of Field. Blurring to the scene using distance as the basis.

			* '''useFocusLookAt (Boolean) :''' Alters strength at certain points according to what the camera is focusing
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	* '''useLut (Boolean) :''' Enable the use of Lookup Tables.		* '''useLut (Boolean) :''' Enable the use of Lookup Tables.
	** '''lutIndex0 / lutIndex1 (enum) :''' Choose the LUT file that will be used. Default (an LUT with no colour correction) and WB (black and white) are present in the NeedleShader.pac file. LUTs 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 (custom) must be placed in the stage's '''trr_cmn.pac''' file if used. If you choose an LUT that can't be found in the files, the screen will turn black.		** '''lutIndex0 / lutIndex1 (enum) :''' Choose the LUT file that will be used. Default (an LUT with no colour correction) and WB (black and white) are present in the NeedleShader.pac file. LUTs 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 (custom) must be placed in the stage's '''trr_cmn.pac''' file if used. If you choose an LUT that can't be found in the files, the screen will turn black.
	** '''blendRatio ~~(Float) :''' How much the LUTs will affect the image. Choose a value between 0 and 1.~~		** '''blendRatio (Float) :''' Interpolates between the LUTs selected in lutIndex0 and lutIndex1. If the value is 0, only the one selected in lutIndex0 will be used, and if it is 1, the one in lutIndex1 will be used. Values in between will combine both.
	** '''lutRatio (Float) :''' Interpolates between the LUTs selected in lutIndex0 and lutIndex1. If the value is 0, only the one selected in lutIndex0 will be used, and if it is 1, the one in lutIndex1 will be used. Values in between will combine both.		** '''lutRatio (Float) :''' How much the LUTs will affect the image. Choose a value between 0 and 1.
	* '''useHlsCorrection (Boolean) :''' Enables HLS colour correction.		* '''useHlsCorrection (Boolean) :''' Enables HLS colour correction.
	** '''hlsHueOffset (Float) :''' Shifts hue.		** '''hlsHueOffset (Float) :''' Shifts hue.

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 *** '''minLightElevationAngle :''' The angle limit in degrees.
 * '''enablePointLight  (Boolean) :''' Enable or disable point lights lighting
-* '''enablePreMergeIBL (Boolean) :''' Enable or disable Image Based Lighting. Used for inexpensive global illumination. Also has an effect on some PBR and cubemap reflections.
+* '''enablePreMergeIBL (Boolean) :''' Enable or disable certain Image Based Lighting instances. Used for inexpensive global illumination. Also has an effect on some PBR and cubemap reflections.
-* '''shadowIBLAttenuation (Float) :''' A slider between 0 and 1 to indicate how dark IBL reflections, similar to cubemaps, will be, 0 being completely dark. Seems to make the biggest difference in Sonic Frontiers.
+* '''shadowIBLAttenuation (Float) :''' A slider between 0 and 1 to indicate how dark IBL reflections (similar to cubemaps) will be, 0 being completely dark. Seems to make the biggest difference in Sonic Frontiers.
 * '''maxCubeProbe''' '''(sint32) :''' ''"Maximum number of IBLProbes used for drawing"''. Seems to affect the overall definition of shaded areas, 24 being the maximum.
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 * '''znear (Float) :''' Distance relative to the camera in meters in which light scattering will start.
 * '''zfar (Float) :''' Distance relative to the camera in meters in which light scattering reaches its maximum point.

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	** '''hlsColorizeRate (Float) :''' Adds a "sepia filter". Control its intensity.		** '''hlsColorizeRate (Float) :''' Adds a "sepia filter". Control its intensity.
	** '''hlsColorizeHue (Float) :''' Controls said sepia filter hue. Going negative will result in a blown out pink filter.		** '''hlsColorizeHue (Float) :''' Controls said sepia filter hue. Going negative will result in a blown out pink filter.

			==== lightscattering ====
			An effect where light is added onto the scene to create a better sense of depth and more immersive and credible atmospherics. Only affects models, terrains and other meshes, but not the skybox. It is meant to act as a sort of haze.

			* '''color (vector3d) :''' Light scattering base colour in RGB.
			* '''inScatteringScale (Float) :''' Light scattering strength. It could also be used as a brightness parameter, in conjunction with '''depthScale'''. If this is brought down, the maximum light scattering brightness will be darker.
			* '''depthScale (Float) :''' Light scattering intensity. Affects how quickly the light will get to its maximum strength or thickness. If brought up, in conjunction with reducing the '''inScatteringScale''' in the same proportions, the light scattering will be darker, but equally as strong or thick.
			* '''betaRayleigh (vector3d) / rayleigh (Float) :''' Atmospheric influence. '''betaRayleigh''' can shift in colouring in RGB. Basically an extra layer for the light scattering where it will interpolate from the colours in '''color''' to the ones in '''betaRayleigh''' when closer to the sun instance.
			* '''betaMie (Float) :''' An influence setting for the normal '''color''' parameters. At 0, only the colours in '''betaRayleigh''' will be used. The higher it is, the closer the light scattering colouring is to the one in '''color'''. However, the interpolation to '''betaRayleigh''' colours will still be done, just with shifted colours.
			* '''g (Float) :''' Determines how close to the sun instance the '''betaRayleigh''' colours will be.
			* '''znear (Float) :''' Distance relative to the camera in meters in which light scattering will start.
			* '''zfar (Float) :''' Distance relative to the camera in meters in which light scattering reaches its maximum point.

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	*** '''hlsColorOffset[1] (sint32) :''' Adds or takes away "greenness" from the screen.		*** '''hlsColorOffset[1] (sint32) :''' Adds or takes away "greenness" from the screen.
	*** '''hlsColorOffset[2] (sint32) :''' Adds or takes away "blueness" from the screen.		*** '''hlsColorOffset[2] (sint32) :''' Adds or takes away "blueness" from the screen.
	** '''hlsColorizeRate (Float) :''' Adds a "sepia filter".		** '''hlsColorizeRate (Float) :''' Adds a "sepia filter". Control its intensity.
	** '''hlsColorizeHue (Float) :''' Controls said sepia filter hue. Going negative will result in a blown out pink filter.		** '''hlsColorizeHue (Float) :''' Controls said sepia filter hue. Going negative will result in a blown out pink filter.

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	==== rendertarget ====		==== rendertarget ====

	* '''bloomRenderTargetScale (~~Boolean~~) :''' Only appears in Sonic Forces. Likely a lens fx quality toggle. Choose between one sixteenth, one eighth and one fourth of the current resolution.		* '''bloomRenderTargetScale (enum) :''' Only appears in Sonic Forces. Likely a lens fx quality toggle. Choose between one sixteenth, one eighth and one fourth of the current resolution.
	* '''dofRenderTargetScale (~~Boolean~~) :''' Depth of Field resolution quality. Can be set to the same as the display resolution, a half, or a quarter of it.		* '''dofRenderTargetScale (enum) :''' Depth of Field resolution quality. Can be set to the same as the display resolution, a half, or a quarter of it.
	* '''shadowMapWidth and shadowMapHeight (sint32) :''' Shadow maps resolution. Will not work since those are covered by the game's graphics settings, where the low setting is 2048x2048 and the high setting is 4028x4028.		* '''shadowMapWidth and shadowMapHeight (sint32) :''' Shadow maps resolution. Will not work since those are covered by the game's graphics settings, where the low setting is 2048x2048 and the high setting is 4028x4028.

	==== antialiasing ====		==== antialiasing ====

	* '''aaType (~~Boolean~~) :''' Antialiasing type. Can select no antialiasing, TAA, FXAA or SMAA. However, it will not make a difference as this is included in the graphics settings. Additionally, you can debug your way into using SMAA with [[Tools/DevTools\|DevTools]], but the effect will glitch the screen.		* '''aaType (enum) :''' Antialiasing type. Can select no antialiasing, TAA, FXAA or SMAA. However, it will not make a difference as this is included in the graphics settings. Additionally, you can debug your way into using SMAA with [[Tools/DevTools\|DevTools]], but the effect will glitch the screen.
	* '''usType (~~Boolean~~) :''' Determines what FSR upscaling type to use or disables it altogether. Open Zone uses "Easu", while CyberSpace uses "Fast". The latter's sharpening can be edited by fsrSharpness		* '''usType (enum) :''' Determines what FSR upscaling type to use or disables it altogether. Open Zone uses "Easu", while CyberSpace uses "Fast". The latter's sharpening can be edited by fsrSharpness
	* '''fsrSharpness (Float) :''' Edits FSR's sharpening when the Fast or RCAS types are selected. The lower it is, the greater the effect.		* '''fsrSharpness (Float) :''' Edits FSR's sharpening when the Fast or RCAS types are selected. The lower it is, the greater the effect.

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	==== dynamicResolution ====		==== dynamicResolution ====

	* '''mode (~~Boolean~~) :''' Enables resolution scaling, with the option to choose whether to use it dynamically or not. Only the "Fixed resolution" option works.		* '''mode (enum) :''' Enables resolution scaling, with the option to choose whether to use it dynamically or not. Only the "Fixed resolution" option works.
	* '''fixedResolutionRatio (Float) :''' The current scale of the display's resolution. Controlled by the graphics settings to choose between 0.75 and 0.5.		* '''fixedResolutionRatio (Float) :''' The current scale of the display's resolution. Controlled by the graphics settings to choose between 0.75 and 0.5.

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	* '''globalLight :''' Parameters for global lighting. When disabled, there will not be any direct lighting, but everything will look like it's covered by a big shadow.		* '''globalLight :''' Parameters for global lighting. When disabled, there will not be any direct lighting, but everything will look like it's covered by a big shadow.
	** '''limit :''' Contains parameters for shadow angle limits.		** '''limit :''' Contains parameters for shadow angle limits.
	*** '''type (~~Boolean~~) :''' Choose between disabling the angle limit, enable it for shadows or for shadows and distant lighting		*** '''type (enum) :''' Choose between disabling the angle limit, enable it for shadows or for shadows and distant lighting
	*** '''minLightElevationAngle :''' The angle limit in degrees.		*** '''minLightElevationAngle :''' The angle limit in degrees.
	* '''enablePointLight (Boolean) :''' Enable or disable point lights lighting		* '''enablePointLight (Boolean) :''' Enable or disable point lights lighting
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	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.		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 (~~Boolean~~) :''' Change between manual exposure and auto exposure.		* '''exposureType (enum) :''' Change between manual exposure and auto exposure.
	* '''manualExposure > exposureValue (Float) :''' Manual exposure brightness.		* '''manualExposure > exposureValue (Float) :''' Manual exposure brightness.
	* '''autoExposure :''' Includes many parameters. You can choose which to use.		* '''autoExposure :''' Includes many parameters. You can choose which to use.
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	** '''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.		** '''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.		** '''adaptedRatio (Float) :''' Auto exposure speed. The lower, the faster. 0 being immediate response and 1 being static.
	** '''luminanceRangeType (~~Boolean~~) :''' 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.		** '''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.		Additionally, you can make auto exposure static by disabling "updateLuminance" under tonemap. This is not the same as manual exposure.
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	==== tonemap ====		==== tonemap ====

	* '''tonemapType (~~Boolean~~) :''' Choose the tone mapping. Pick between "Disney", "Filmic", "Aces" and "GT". Only GT and Filmic have editable parameters. Disney and Aces look the same.		* '''tonemapType (enum) :''' Choose the tone mapping. Pick between "Disney", "Filmic", "Aces" and "GT". Only GT and Filmic have editable parameters. Disney and Aces look the same.
	* '''tonemapParamFilmic :''' A struct containing Filmic tone mapping parameters.		* '''tonemapParamFilmic :''' A struct containing Filmic tone mapping parameters.
	** '''whitePoint (Float) :''' White level.		** '''whitePoint (Float) :''' White level.
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	** '''black (Float) :''' Black level. Will glitch when above 10.		** '''black (Float) :''' Black level. Will glitch when above 10.
	* '''updateLuminance (Boolean) :''' Enable or disable auto exposure updates. If disabled, the exposure will stay where it was. If you disabled it in a dark place, where exposure got brighter, it will be locked to that brightness.		* '''updateLuminance (Boolean) :''' Enable or disable auto exposure updates. If disabled, the exposure will stay where it was. If you disabled it in a dark place, where exposure got brighter, it will be locked to that brightness.

			==== colorContrast ====
			Contains parameters related to colour correction. Includes: LUT settings, HLS correction settings and a contrast struct.

			* '''enable (Boolean) :''' ONLY enables the contrast part of the struct
			** '''contrast (Float) :''' Increases performance. Only works with values between 0 and 1. Its effect will vary according to the tonemap settings, so in Sonic Forces its effect is very intuitive, but in Sonic Frontiers and Shadow Generations it only affects bright areas, leaving the darker areas to the tone mapping.
			** '''dynamicRange / crushShadows (Float) :''' Don't seem to work, but theoretically they should reduce contrast and make darker areas brighter, respectively.
			** '''crushHilights (Float) :''' If lower, bright areas will be darker. The "normal" setting should be 1.
			* '''useLut (Boolean) :''' Enable the use of Lookup Tables.
			** '''lutIndex0 / lutIndex1 (enum) :''' Choose the LUT file that will be used. Default (an LUT with no colour correction) and WB (black and white) are present in the NeedleShader.pac file. LUTs 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 (custom) must be placed in the stage's '''trr_cmn.pac''' file if used. If you choose an LUT that can't be found in the files, the screen will turn black.
			** '''blendRatio (Float) :''' How much the LUTs will affect the image. Choose a value between 0 and 1.
			** '''lutRatio (Float) :''' Interpolates between the LUTs selected in lutIndex0 and lutIndex1. If the value is 0, only the one selected in lutIndex0 will be used, and if it is 1, the one in lutIndex1 will be used. Values in between will combine both.
			* '''useHlsCorrection (Boolean) :''' Enables HLS colour correction.
			** '''hlsHueOffset (Float) :''' Shifts hue.
			** '''hlsLightnessOffset (Float) :''' Shifts lightness. Worth noting that this will reduce the dynamic range as it is no more than a simple filter.
			** '''hlsSaturationOffset (Float) :''' Shifts saturation. Seems to work better on colours that are not purely red, green or blue. This is especially noticeable when decreasing it.
			** (It is more recommendable to use LUTs instead of the parameters above, unless under the limitation of not adding files)
			** '''hlsColorOffset[3] :''' A struct containing parameters to shift RGB colour values.
			*** '''hlsColorOffset[0] (sint32) :''' Adds or takes away "redness" from the screen.
			*** '''hlsColorOffset[1] (sint32) :''' Adds or takes away "greenness" from the screen.
			*** '''hlsColorOffset[2] (sint32) :''' Adds or takes away "blueness" from the screen.
			** '''hlsColorizeRate (Float) :''' Adds a "sepia filter".
			** '''hlsColorizeHue (Float) :''' Controls said sepia filter hue. Going negative will result in a blown out pink filter.

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	==== tonemap ====		==== tonemap ====

	* '''tonemapType (Boolean) :''' Choose the tone mapping. Pick between "Disney", "Filmic", "Aces" and "GT". Only GT and Filmic have editable parameters. Disney and Aces look ~~almost~~ the same.		* '''tonemapType (Boolean) :''' Choose the tone mapping. Pick between "Disney", "Filmic", "Aces" and "GT". Only GT and Filmic have editable parameters. Disney and Aces look the same.
	* '''tonemapParamFilmic :''' A struct containing Filmic tone mapping parameters.		* '''tonemapParamFilmic :''' A struct containing Filmic tone mapping parameters.
	** '''whitePoint (Float) :''' White level.		** '''whitePoint (Float) :''' White level.

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	==== tonemap ====		==== tonemap ====

	* '''tonemapType (Boolean) :''' Choose the ~~tonemapping~~. Pick between "Disney", "Filmic", "Aces" and "GT". Only GT and Filmic have editable parameters. Disney and Aces look almost the same.		* '''tonemapType (Boolean) :''' Choose the tone mapping. Pick between "Disney", "Filmic", "Aces" and "GT". Only GT and Filmic have editable parameters. Disney and Aces look almost the same.
	* '''tonemapParamFilmic :''' A struct containing Filmic ~~tonemapping~~ parameters.		* '''tonemapParamFilmic :''' A struct containing Filmic tone mapping parameters.
	** '''whitePoint (Float) :''' White level.		** '''whitePoint (Float) :''' White level.
	** '''toeStrength (Float) :''' ''"Strength of dark areas"''.		** '''toeStrength (Float) :''' ''"Strength of dark areas"''.
	** '''linearAngle (Float) :''' Behaves like a gamma slider.		** '''linearAngle (Float) :''' Behaves like a gamma slider.
	** '''linearStrength (Float) :''' ''"Strength in the middle section"''. The lower it is, the more contrasted the image will be. If the analogy is useful, think of it as removing middle frequencies from an audio file: it will sound ""clearer"" - it will look ""clearer"". If higher, it will sound more ""muffled"" - it will look less contrasted.		** '''linearStrength (Float) :''' ''"Strength in the middle section"''. The lower it is, the more contrasted the image will be. If the analogy is useful, think of it as removing middle frequencies from an audio file: it will sound ""clearer"" - it will look ""clearer"". If higher, it will sound more ""muffled"" - it will look less contrasted or ""homogeneous"".
	** '''shoulderStrength (Float) :''' ''"Strength of bright areas"''.		** '''shoulderStrength (Float) :''' ''"Strength of bright areas"''.
	* '''tonemapParamGT :''' A struct containing GT tone mapping parameters. This is the tone mapping used throughout the entirety of Sonic Frontiers and Shadow Generations.		* '''tonemapParamGT :''' A struct containing GT tone mapping parameters. This is the tone mapping used throughout the entirety of Sonic Frontiers and Shadow Generations.