Atmosphere
Moods, light, sky, style, and how the scene is presented.
Atmosphere sets the look of the whole scene. The tab holds a status line and five doors in a list: Moods, Light, Sky, Style, and On display. The open door’s controls sit beside the list.
The status line reports the current state: Mood: Sunny day when a mood is clean, Sunny day, tweaked after you adjust something, Your own mix when the look is all yours.
Moods
Eleven one-tap moods in three shelves, plus Surprise me:
A mood sets sky, light, and weather together. Moods set scenery only: they never change your own switches, so your styles stay as you left them.
Light
Time of day presets set the base light: Daylight, Sunset, Night, Midnight, Cellar, Overcast, Studio. The sun is a disc you drag around its ring to walk the light around the scene (a “you” marker shows where the camera stands), with Bright and Warm sliders, and Match photo on photo stages. Shadows are always on: every piece throws a real shadow that swings as you drag the sun. On the Flat style the sun panel is labeled Aim the shadows, because aiming the shadows is what the disc does there.
Sky
The scene wears one sky at a time. Picking another takes the last one down.
- Sky swatches and patterned skies (Strawberry, Clover, Sweet Memory, Starfield, Peach Sparkle, Cream Fizz) paint the backdrop.
- The Pattern door opens the pattern picker, so any of your own patterns goes up there.
- Photo puts your own picture up as the sky. Take the photo off removes it.
- Living sky animates the sky: Still, Clouds, Cloudy, Rainy, Stars, or Underwater.
A Fog slider fades the distance, and On the land toggles the scattered Grass, Flowers, Trees, and Rocks on and off.
Style
Art style picks the render style : Pocket, Lofi, or Flat. Flat adds a Shading switch (Soft | Classic | Bold). Pixels picks the pixel size (Chunky | Smooth), and a Pixel art toggle with its own Size slider turns the whole view into pixel art.
On display
How the scene is presented. See inside opens the near walls of an interior so you can look anywhere, with Hold this side to keep one side open for photos. Frame chips (None, House window, Train window) put a frame between you and the scene, Use your own sends one of your placed flat sheets to the lens instead, and with a frame up, Look through returns to the glass while Hide the glass switches it off without losing it. See Frame it .
Everything here is a lens over the scene, not a change to it. Every pick is instant, reversible, and captured exactly as-is by the camera studio .
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