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+You can activate bloom and configure the range of blurring by changing the EmissiveBlur property in the TGorillaViewport instance.
+__NOTICE:__ Larger values meaning more expensive computation, which influences FPS a lot.
 <file pascal>
 // Allowed values are between 0 and 15.
 GorillaViewport1.EmissiveBlur := 3
+</file>
+Bloom rendering is only available for 3D objects with DefaultMaterials applied.
+In those materials the emissive color property need to be set.
+To set up emissive color correctly, you have to understand how the shader handles it.
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+The "Emissive" / "EmissiveF" property of a DefaultMaterial is a RGBA value, where RGB-channels defining the emissive color itself and the alpha-channel the intensity of the bloom effect on this object.
+Of course you can set / manipulate this at runtime with immediate render update.
+<file pascal>
+// creating a green halo with medium intensity
+GorillaBlinnMaterialSource1.EmissiveF := TAlphaColorF.Create(0, 1, 0, 0.25);
 </file>