public float LodBias { get; set; }

Public Property LodBias As Single
	Get
	Set

public:
property float LodBias {
	float get ();
	void set (float value);
}

member LodBias : float32 with get, set

Property Value

The LOD bias is a factor that is multiplied to the distance of a scene node. It can be used to increase or decrease the level of detail based on scene, performance, platform, or other criteria.

Performance Tips:

• Increase the LOD bias during computationally intensive scenes (e.g. large number of objects or characters on screen).
• Increase the LOD bias of fast moving cameras.
• Increase/decrease LOD bias based on the games quality settings (e.g. minimal details vs. maximal details).
• Increase/decrease LOD bias based on platform (e.g. PC vs. mobile platforms).
• Increase/decrease LOD bias based on screen resolution. (Note: The LOD metric "view-normalized distance" does not account for resolution changes.)

A LodBias of 0 forces all objects to be rendered with the highest level of detail. A large LodBias, such as PositiveInfinity, forces all objects to be drawn with the lowest level of detail.

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