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 ====== Clear Sky ======
+Clear Sky enables you to procedurally create physically based skies within Lys.
+With full real-time control over camera altitude, Azimuth angle, Zenith angle and luminance within Clear Sky you can generate realistic vistas with a very small amount of time and effort.
 ===== The Clear Sky Interface =====
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 ==== Main Tab ====
+[{{https://s3.amazonaws.com/docs.knaldtech.com/docuwiki/general_lys.png?nolink|Clear Sky}}]
 **W:** The desired width of the Clear Sky image which is to be generated.
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 ==== Clear Sky Group ====
+[{{https://s3.amazonaws.com/docs.knaldtech.com/docuwiki/clear_sky_lys.png?nolink|Clear Sky Settings}}]
+**Camera Altitude:** - The altitude of the camera in the world in meters
+**Azimuth Angle:** - The solar azimuth angle of the sun measured via a spherical coordinate system. North is 0/360°, East is 90°, South is 180° and west is 270°.
+**Zenith Angle:** - The altitude of the sun based on the angle between the horizon and the centre of the Sun's disc.
+**Sky Type:** - Here you can choose if the atmosphere is cloudy or partially cloudy.
+  * **Default** - Default has a cloudy atmosphere
+  * **Partially Cloudy** - Partially Cloudy has a partially cloudy atmosphere.
+**Luminance:** -
+**Disable Sun:** - Disables rendering of the Sun’s disc. The does not affect the general ambient lighting of the scene.
+**Disable Ground:** - Disables rendering of the ground.

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