Easy Cloud - Revision history

Redmaw: Added Node Context-Sensitive Menu GUI image and descriptions.

2022-08-25T21:43:57Z

Added Node Context-Sensitive Menu GUI image and descriptions.

Redmaw: Replaced 2 example images on Tweaks tab for Fake dark sharpness setting. Both images Fake dark power setting = 1, not 0 as in the previous renders.

2020-10-23T22:36:34Z

Replaced 2 example images on Tweaks tab for Fake dark sharpness setting. Both images Fake dark power setting = 1, not 0 as in the previous renders.

Redmaw: Replaced example images on Tweaks tab for Fake dark power & Fake dark sharpness.

2020-10-17T20:41:57Z

Replaced example images on Tweaks tab for Fake dark power & Fake dark sharpness.

Redmaw: Replaced example images for Lighting tab Sun glow amount and Sun glow power settings. Added description for Receive shadows setting.

2020-10-06T23:33:02Z

Replaced example images for Lighting tab Sun glow amount and Sun glow power settings. Added description for Receive shadows setting.

Redmaw: Added description and example images on Anim tab for Evolution method setting.

2020-10-06T02:16:49Z

Added description and example images on Anim tab for Evolution method setting.

Redmaw: Added description on Tweaks tab for Shadow function setting.

2020-10-05T23:58:33Z

Added description on Tweaks tab for Shadow function setting.

Redmaw: Modify page layout for Main tab for review purposes, with setting descriptions at beginning of Main tab section and example images at end.

2020-10-05T22:53:28Z

Modify page layout for Main tab for review purposes, with setting descriptions at beginning of Main tab section and example images at end.

Redmaw: Conforming page to style guide.

2020-10-05T21:37:29Z

Conforming page to style guide.

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2020-10-05T20:44:52Z

Fix typos and page layout.

Redmaw: Revised descriptions, conformed layout to style guide, repositioned example images.

2020-10-05T20:24:18Z

Revised descriptions, conformed layout to style guide, repositioned example images.

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	* '''Transition dist. (voxels): '''This setting, measured in voxels, is the transition point at which shadows are calculated using the cloud layer’s actual volume instead of voxels. This leads to more accurately cast shadows when the shadow rays are shorter, such as bouncing around inside the cloud or when close to the terrain.		* '''Transition dist. (voxels): '''This setting, measured in voxels, is the transition point at which shadows are calculated using the cloud layer’s actual volume instead of voxels. This leads to more accurately cast shadows when the shadow rays are shorter, such as bouncing around inside the cloud or when close to the terrain.
	</ul><br />		</ul><br />
		+	== Node Context-Sensitive Menu==
		+	[[File:EasyCld_139_ContextSensitiveMenu.png\|none\|251px\|Easy Cloud context-sensitive menu]]
		+
		+
		+	Right clicking on any node in the Node Network pane will bring up a context-sensitive menu for that type of node. The context-sensitive menu options for the Easy Cloud node are:
		+
		+	* '''Settings:''' When clicked, the Node Properties pane will open in a separate window.
		+	* '''Internal Network:''' When clicked, the current Node Network pane is replaced by the selected node’s Internal Node Network pane.
		+	* '''Open Preview in New Window:''' When clicked, if applicable, a new preview window will open. Note that not all nodes can be previewed this way.
		+	* '''Show in Animation Panel:''' When clicked, if one of the node’s parameters has keyframes, the Animation pane will open in a new window with the node selected and its animated parameters exposed.
		+	* '''Delete ''“Easy cloud ##”'':''' When clicked, the node will be deleted from the project.
		+	* '''Export VDB File:''' When clicked, the volumetric data for the cloud layer will be saved in the OpenVDB format.
		+	* '''Save Nodes as Clip File:''' When clicked, the Create Clip File window will appear and the selected nodes can be saved as a Terragen Clip File (TGC).
		+	* '''Insert Clip File:''' When clicked, a selected clip file will be inserted into the Node Network immediately following the node.
		+	* '''Cloud layer v2:''' When clicked, a Cloud layer v2 node is inserted into the Node Network immediately following the node.
		+	* '''Cloud layer v3:''' When clicked, a Cloud layer v3 node is inserted into the Node Network immediately following the node.
		+	* '''Easy cloud:''' When clicked, an Easy Cloud node is inserted into the Node Network immediately following the node.
		+	* '''Null:''' When clicked, a Null node is inserted into the Node Network immediately following the node.
		+	* '''Planet atmosphere:''' When clicked, a Planet Atmosphere node is inserted into the Node Network immediately following the node.
		+	<br /n>

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 {|
 |-
-| [[File:EasyCld_134_TweaksTab_FakeDarkSharpness10.jpg|none|400px|Fake dark sharpness = 10 (default)]] || [[File:EasyCld_135_TweaksTab_FakeDarkSharpness1000.jpg|none|400px|Fake dark sharpness = 1000]]
+| [[File:EasyCld_136_TweaksTab_FakeDarkSharpness1.jpg|none|400px|Fake dark sharpness = 1]] || [[File:EasyCld_137_TweaksTab_FakeDarkSharpness100.jpg|none|400px|Fake dark sharpness = 100]]
 |}
 </ul>

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 |-
-| [[File:EasyCld_73_TweaksTab_FakeDarkPower0.jpg|none|400px|Fake dark power = 0.]] || [[File:EasyCld_74_TweaksTab_FakeDarkPower1.jpg|none|400px|Fake dark power = 1.]]
+| [[File:EasyCld_132_TweaksTab_FakeDarkPower0.jpg|none|400px|Fake dark power = 0.]] || [[File:EasyCld_133_TweaksTab_FakeDarkPower1.jpg|none|400px|Fake dark power = 1.]]
 |}
 </ul>
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 |-
-| [[File:EasyCld_75_TweaksTab_FakeDarkSharpness10.jpg|none|400px|Fake dark sharpness = 10 (default)]] || [[File:EasyCld_76_TweaksTab_FakeDarkSharpness1000.jpg|none|400px|Fake sharp darkness = 1000]]
+| [[File:EasyCld_134_TweaksTab_FakeDarkSharpness10.jpg|none|400px|Fake dark sharpness = 10 (default)]] || [[File:EasyCld_135_TweaksTab_FakeDarkSharpness1000.jpg|none|400px|Fake dark sharpness = 1000]]
 |}
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 {|
 |-
-| [[File:EasyCld_30_ColourTab_CloudColour0p25.jpg|none|200px|Cloud colour = 0.25 (sRGB 135,135,135)]] || [[File:EasyCld_31_ColourTab_CloudColour0p5.jpg|none|200px|Cloud colour = 0.5 (sRGB 135,135,135)]] || [[File:EasyCld_32_ColourTab_CloudColour1.jpg|none|200px|Cloud colour = 0.5 (sRGB 165,160,186)]] || [[File:EasyCld_33_ColourTab_CloudColour2.jpg|none|200px|Cloud colour = 0.5 (sRGB 183,140,108)]]
+| [[File:EasyCld_30_ColourTab_CloudColour0p25.jpg|none|400px|Cloud colour = 0.25 (sRGB 135,135,135)]] || [[File:EasyCld_31_ColourTab_CloudColour0p5.jpg|none|400px|Cloud colour = 0.5 (sRGB 135,135,135)]]
 |}
 </ul><br />
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-'''Silver lining and dark edges''' <br />
+'''Silver lining and dark edges: ''' The bright outline along the edge of the cloud known as the silver lining occurs when light is scattered by cloud droplets along the cloud's outer edge.  This contrast between the change in brightness with respect to the angle of the sun, is most clearly seen when the Easy Clouds are back-lit by the sun. When the "Sun glow amount" and "Sun glow power" settings are set to 0, light is scattered uniformly in all directions decreasing the silver lining phenomenon. <br />
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 <ul>
-* '''Sun glow amount:  '''When the sun is behind the cloud layer and opposite the observer (camera), increasing the "Sun glow amount" will scatter more light within the cloud, brightening the highlights of the cloud, especially in the area of the silver lining effect.  When the sun is behind the observer, increasing the "Sun glow amount" causes more light to be absorbed by the cloud therefore less light to be scattered and the clouds look less bright.
+{|
-{|
+<!-- {|
 |-
 | [[File:EasyCld_107_SunGlowAmount0p2.jpg|none|400px|Sun glow amount = 0.2, Sun heading = 0 degrees.]] || [[File:EasyCld_108_SunGlowAmount2.jpg|none|400px|Sun glow amount = 2.0 (default), Sun heading = 0 degrees.]]
 |-
 | [[File:EasyCld_109_SunGlowAmount0p2.jpg|none|400px|Sun glow amount = 0.2, Sun heading = 180 degrees.]] || [[File:EasyCld_110_SunGlowAmount2.jpg|none|400px|Sun glow amount = 2.0, Sun heading = 180 degrees.]]
-|}
+|} -->
 * '''Sun glow power:  '''
+<ul>
 {|
 |-
 | [[File:EasyCld_111_SunGlowPower0p5.jpg|none|400px|Sun glow power = 0.5, Sun heading = 0 degrees.]] || [[File:EasyCld_112_SunGlowPower2p5.jpg|none|400px|Sun glow power = 2.5, Sun heading = 0 degrees.]]
 |-
 | [[File:EasyCld_113_SunGlowPower0p5.jpg|none|400px|Sun glow power = 0.5, Sun heading = 180 degrees.]] || [[File:EasyCld_114_SunGlowPower2p5.jpg|none|400px|Sun glow power = 2.5, Sun heading = 180 degrees.]]
-|}
+|} -->
-</ul>
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 '''Settings:'''
 <ul>
-* '''Rendering method: ''' This popup menu has two options which determine the way in which the cloud layer is rendered.  Easy clouds are based on procedural 3D textures and volumetric data therefore the <u>2D</u> rendering method, which samples one point per pixel midway between the base and tope of the Easy Cloud, is not recommended.  The <u>3D (volumetric)</u> rendering method uses ray-marching techniques to accumulate the density of the Easy Cloud.
+* '''Rendering method: ''' This popup menu has two options which determine the way in which the cloud layer is rendered.  Easy clouds are based on procedural 3D textures and volumetric data therefore the <u>2D</u> rendering method, which samples one point per pixel midway between the base and top of the Easy Cloud, is not recommended.  The <u>3D (volumetric)</u> rendering method uses ray-marching techniques to accumulate the density of the Easy Cloud.
 <ul>
 [[File:EasyCld_11_QualityTab_RenderingMethod.png|none|284px|Render methods]]
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 |}
 </ul>
-* '''Receive shadows from surfaces: '''
+* '''Receive shadows from surfaces: '''This setting is disabled by default because generally speaking, cloud layers are positioned higher in altitude than the surrounding terrain and therefore would not receive shadows from the terrain.  When cloud layers are positioned lower than the surrounding terrain and you want shadows to be cast from the terrain onto the cloud layers, enable the setting by clicking on the checkbox.  Note, this may increase render times.
 <ul>
 {|

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 * '''Enable evolution: '''When checked, allows the clouds to evolve at the rate of speed and in the direction as defined by the "Evolution speed (m/s)" and "Evolution method".
 * '''Evolution speed (m/s): '''Determines how rapidly the shape of the cloud layer changes over time, by moving its internal textures in the direction defined by the "Evolution method". The larger the value the greater the shape changes each frame.
-* '''Evolution method: '''This popup has four options that determine the direction in which the cloud shapes evolve.
+* '''Evolution method: '''This popup has four options that determine the direction in which the cloud shapes evolve.  <u>Move all textures upwards/downwards</u> causes all the noise patterns that define the Easy Cloud to move up or down.  <u>Move height texture upwards/downwards</u> cause only the “Y” axis component of the noise patterns to move in the direction chosen.
 <ul>
 [[File:EasyCld_10_AnimTab_EvolutionMethod.png|none|363px|Evolution methods]]
-* <u>Move all textures upwards: </u>
+{|
 * <u>Move all textures downwards: </u>
 * <u>Move height texture upwards: </u>
-* <u>Move height texture downwards: </u>
+* <u>Move height texture downwards: </u> -->
 </ul>
 * '''Frames per second: '''Determines the frame rate for calculating cloud drift and evolution.  For example, if a cloud were to drift 1 meter in 1 second at 24 frames per second, then the clouds would drift approximately 0.042 meters each frame. At a higher "Frames per second", the cloud would take more frames to move the 1 meter and appear to be drifting or evolving slower.

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 <!--  [[File:EasyCld_44_TweaksTab_AmbientLightModulatorOnOff.gif|none|400px|Comparison between no ambient and modulated ambient.]] -->
 </ul>
-* '''Shadow function: '''
+* '''Shadow function: '''This setting can be used to define additional regions of shadow on the Easy Cloud for any direct light sources that cast shadows. This may be useful to remove light in certain regions of the Easy Cloud when correct shadows of surfaces would be too expensive to calculate. Where the value is 1, or white, the Easy Cloud will receive no light contribution from light sources that have shadow casting enabled. Where the function is 0, or black, the Easy Cloud receives all the light from light sources. This function has no effect on the Enviro Light or light sources that do not have shadows enabled.
 <ul>
 {|

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 </ul>
 * '''Coverage: '''This setting controls the amount of clouds within the cloud layer.  Low values reduce the amount of individual clouds and increase the amount of empty space between them.  Increasing the value fills up the area with more individual clouds.
 <ul>
 {|
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 |}
 </ul>
 * '''Variation: '''This setting controls the visibility of very large scale noise patterns within the cloud layer.  It can reduce the cloud’s density in some places and increase it in other places.  Likewise, it can reduce the cloud’s coverage in some places and increase it in others.  This parameter is useful for generating randomness and is most noticeable when viewing a large expanse of the cloud layer, and when the cloud layer covers an area much larger than the depth of the cloud.  When working with smaller clouds it tends to push them in random directions.
 <ul>
 {|
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 |}
 </ul>
 * '''Growth: ''' This setting constricts or expands the individual clouds within the cloud layer.  Lowering the value causes the clouds to appear to evaporate, losing size and becoming more transparent.  Raising the value causes each cloud to expand, and become more dense and opaque.
 <ul>
 {|
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 |}
 </ul>
 * '''Cloud base altitude: '''This setting is the altitude at the base of the Easy Cloud.
 * '''Cloud depth: '''This setting controls the height, or depth, of the Easy Cloud starting from its base altitude.  For example, if the "Cloud depth" was 1,000 metres and the "Cloud base altitude" was 500 metres, then the Easy Cloud would extend from 500 metres to 1,500 metres in height.
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 * '''Centre: '''This setting is the position coordinates of the cloud layer within the project.  For Easy Clouds the “Y” axis value will attempt to sync to the "Cloud base altitude" and update automatically as it is changed.
 * '''Radius: '''This setting defines the maximum extent of the Easy Cloud layer.
 <ul>
 [[File:EasyCld_101_MainTab_Radius.jpg|none|800px|Easy cloud layer radius shows up as dotted circle.]]
 </ul>
 * '''Edge sharpness: '''
 <ul>
 {|
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 |}
 </ul>
 * '''Cloud density: ''' Along with "Edge sharpness" this setting controls the transparency or opaqueness of the clouds within the cloud layer. Low values make the clouds look thin and let more light pass through them. Higher values make the clouds look thicker and denser, as well as darker because less light passes through them.  Generally speaking we recommend using the "Cloud density setting" because the automatic sampling adjustments that derive from the "Ray-marching quality" are more strongly influenced by "Cloud density" than by "Edge sharpness".  In other words, if you set "Cloud density" very high, the render quality will adjust accordingly to keep the noise levels the same, but if you do this with "Edge sharpness" it will not increase sampling to the same degree, meaning that you might have to increase the "Ray-marching quality" much higher than is typical for most scenes.
 <ul>
 {|
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 |}
 </ul>
 </ul>
 <br />
 == Colour Tab ==

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 <ul>
-* '''Sun glow amount:  '''When the sun is behind the cloud layer and opposite the observer (camera), increasing the "Sung glow amount" will scatter more light within the cloud, brightening the highlights of the cloud, especially in the area of the silver lining effect.  When the sun is behind the observer, increasing the "Sun glow amount" causes more light to be absorbed by the cloud therefore less light to be scattered and the clouds look less bright.
+* '''Sun glow amount:  '''When the sun is behind the cloud layer and opposite the observer (camera), increasing the "Sun glow amount" will scatter more light within the cloud, brightening the highlights of the cloud, especially in the area of the silver lining effect.  When the sun is behind the observer, increasing the "Sun glow amount" causes more light to be absorbed by the cloud therefore less light to be scattered and the clouds look less bright.
 {|
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-'''Multiple scattering''' Easy Couds calculate internal light by scattering rays through the voxels using principles from physically based rendering.  Terragen’s cloud shader is optimized to approximate hundreds of scatters within the same volume, but can limit the number of bounces between separate cloud layers or surfaces.
+'''Multiple scattering: ''' Easy Clouds calculate internal light by scattering rays through the voxels using principles from physically based rendering.  Terragen’s cloud shader is optimized to approximate hundreds of scatters within the same volume, but can limit the number of bounces between separate cloud layers or surfaces.
 <br />
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 '''Settings:'''
 <ul>
-* '''Rendering method: ''' This popup menu has two options which determine the way in which the cloud layer is rendered.  Easy clouds are based on 3D volumetric data therefore the 2D rendering method is not recommended.
+* '''Rendering method: ''' This popup menu has two options which determine the way in which the cloud layer is rendered.  Easy clouds are based on procedural 3D textures and volumetric data therefore the <u>2D</u> rendering method, which samples one point per pixel midway between the base and tope of the Easy Cloud, is not recommended.  The <u>3D (volumetric)</u> rendering method uses ray-marching techniques to accumulate the density of the Easy Cloud.
 <ul>
 [[File:EasyCld_11_QualityTab_RenderingMethod.png|none|284px|Render methods]]
-* <u>2D: </u> This rendering method samples one point per pixel midway between the base and top of the cloud layer.
+<!-- * <u>2D: </u> This rendering method samples one point per pixel midway between the base and top of the cloud layer.
-* <u>3D (volumetric): </u>This rendering method uses ray marching to accumulate the density of the cloud layer.  The clouds are based on procedural 3D textures.
+* <u>3D (volumetric): </u>This rendering method uses ray marching to accumulate the density of the cloud layer.  The clouds are based on procedural 3D textures. -->
 </ul>
 * '''Ray-marching quality: '''This setting provides a way to reduce render times by evaluating fewer samples within the volume along the ray.  In many circumstances the quality of a rendered image using the default value of 0.5 is almost indistinguishable to the quality at a value of 1.0 but at a faster render time.  Using too low a value, such as 0.1 or less, can cause the shadows cast by the cloud layer onto itself, to appear lighter or more diminished.

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 {|
-| -
+|-
 | [[File:EasyCld_103_MainTab_CloudDensity0p1.jpg|none|400px|Cloud density = 0.1]] || [[File:EasyCld_104_MainTab_CloudDensity1.jpg|none|400px|Cloud density = 1.0]]
 |}
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 | [[File:EasyCld_84_LightingTab_SunGlow_SunHeading180.jpg|none|266px|Sun heading = 180 degrees. Behind observer's position.]] || [[File:EasyCld_85_LightingTab_SunGlow_SunHeading90.jpg|none|266px|Sun heading = 90 degrees.  To the right of the observer's position.]] || [[File:EasyCld_86_LightingTab_SunGlow_SunHeading22.jpg|none|266px|Sun heading = 22 degrees. In front and to the right of the observer's position.]]
 |}
 <ul>
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-'''Multiple scattering''' <br />
+'''Multiple scattering''' Easy Couds calculate internal light by scattering rays through the voxels using principles from physically based rendering.  Terragen’s cloud shader is optimized to approximate hundreds of scatters within the same volume, but can limit the number of bounces between separate cloud layers or surfaces.
 * '''Softness:  '''
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 '''Light received from environment <br />
-* '''Enviro light: ''' As of Terragen 4.5 this setting has no effect on the cloud layer.
+* '''Enviro light: ''' As of Terragen 4.5 this setting has no effect on the Easy Cloud.
-* '''Enviro light tint: ''' As of Terragen 4.5 this setting has no effect on the cloud layer.
+* '''Enviro light tint: ''' As of Terragen 4.5 this setting has no effect on the Easy Cloud.
 </ul><br />
 == Tweaks Tab ==
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 '''Settings:'''
 <ul>
-* '''Acceleration cache: ''' This popup provides five options that may allow the cloud layer to render faster.  The '''Acceleration cache''' is like a high resolution voxel buffer in which each option increases the size of the sample point by a factor of two.  Unfortunately, this can also introduce unwanted artifacts into the rendered image, especially when the camera is looking towards the sun, and for this reason the recommended setting is <u>None (highest detail)</u>.  The '''Acceleration cache''' only affects shadows and reflections cast by the cloud layer.
+* '''Acceleration cache: ''' This popup provides five options that may allow the Easy Cloud to render faster.  The '''Acceleration cache''' is like a high resolution voxel buffer in which each option increases the size of the sample point by a factor of two.  Unfortunately, this can also introduce unwanted artifacts into the rendered image, especially when the camera is looking towards the sun, and for this reason the recommended setting is <u>None (highest detail)</u>.  The '''Acceleration cache''' only affects shadows and reflections cast by the Easy Cloud.
 <ul>
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 |-
-| [[File:EasyCld_18_ShadowMapBlurRadius0.jpg|none|200px|Blur radius = 0]] || [[File:EasyCld_19_ShadowMapBlurRadius0p5.jpg|none|200px|Blur radius = 0.5]] || [[File:EasyCld_20_ShadowMapBlurRadius1.jpg|none|200px|Blur radius = 1]] || [[File:EasyCld_21_ShadowMapBlurRadius2.jpg|none|200px|Blur radius = 2]]
+| [[File:EasyCld_18_ShadowMapBlurRadius0.jpg|none|400px|Blur radius = 0]] || [[File:EasyCld_19_ShadowMapBlurRadius0p5.jpg|none|400px|Blur radius = 0.5]]
 |}
 </ul>
 * '''Use voxel buffer: '''When enabled, a voxel buffer is created based on the '''Millions of voxels''' value.  For Easy Cloud presets the setting is automatically enabled and ghosted because these cloud types require the voxel buffer to calculate light scattering.
 * '''Millions of voxels: '''Sets the maximum number of sample points, or voxels, that will be generated to form the voxel buffer.  Higher values create more sample points, which results in having more detail in which to calculate shadow and lighting solutions.  This can have a large effect on both render times and RAM use.
 * '''Voxel buffer resolution: '''Automatically distributes the '''Millions of voxels''' value in a grid-like pattern across the three axes of the voxel buffer.
 * '''Accelerate empty space: '''When enabled, empty voxels in the voxel buffer are first identified in order that they may be skipped and not calculated during the render.  This can result in render speed improvements on certain types of clouds such as those used globally.
-* '''Visualise voxels: ''' When enabled, the voxel buffer for the cloud layer is displayed in the 3D Preview and used for rendering the cloud layer itself.
+* '''Visualise voxels: ''' When enabled, the voxel buffer for the cloud layer is displayed in the 3D Preview and used for rendering the Easy Cloud.
 <ul>
 {|
 |-
-| [[File:EasyCld_22_MillionVoxels0p2.jpg|none|266px|Millions of voxels = 0.02]] || [[File:EasyCld_23_MillionVoxels1M.jpg|none|266px|Millions of voxels = 1]] ||  [[File:EasyCld_25_MillionVoxelsOff.jpg|none|266px|Millions of voxels = Off]]
+| [[File:EasyCld_26_VisualiseVoxelsOn.jpg|none|400px|Visualise voxels = On]] || [[File:EasyCld_27_VisualiseVoxelsOff.jpg|none|400px|Visualize voxels = off]]
 <!-- |-
 |[[File:EasyCld_26_VisualiseVoxelsOn.jpg|none|200px|Millions of voxels = 0.02, Visualise voxels = On]] || [[File:EasyCld_27_VisualiseVoxelsOff.jpg|none|200px|Millions of voxels = 0.02, Visualise voxels = Off]] || [[File:EasyCld_28_VisualiseVoxelsOn.jpg|none|200px|Millions of voxels = 10, Visualise voxels = On]] || [[File:EasyCld_29_VisualiseVoxelsOff.jpg|none|200px|Millions of voxels = 10, Visualise voxels = Off]] -->