Blender: Fast HDR

Author: marwie

documentation/blender/index.md

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 **✓ Checkpoint:** Save and see your skybox appear in the browser!
 
+:::tip Fast environment maps — use any size you want
+You can use large, high-quality EXR environment maps without worrying about file size or loading speed. When you build your project or deploy to Needle Cloud, Needle Engine automatically compresses your environment into the [FastHDR](/docs/fasthdr) format — making it dramatically smaller and faster to load while keeping the same visual quality. This happens behind the scenes, no extra steps needed.
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+Want to preview the compressed result locally? Enable **Auto Compress** in the Needle Engine dropdown above the viewport.
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 ## What You've Learned

documentation/reference/faq.md

@@ -545,7 +545,7 @@ Ensure your project is set to Linear colorspace.
 
 ## Why does my Blender scene have a green tint or different color after building / deploying to Needle Cloud?
 
-This was a known bug in the Needle Engine Blender add-on versions **1.0.0 to 1.0.2**. It caused incorrect encoding of PMREM LODs during EXR compression, which gave some scenes a greenish tint. The issue only affected **certain EXR environment textures** (e.g. the built-in `forest.exr`) and only occurred in **Blender** — Unity was not impacted.
+This was a known bug in the Needle Engine Blender add-on versions **1.0.0 to 1.0.2**. It caused incorrect encoding during environment map compression, which gave some scenes a greenish tint. The issue only affected **certain EXR environment textures** (e.g. the built-in `forest.exr`) and only occurred in **Blender** — Unity was not impacted.
 
 **Fix:** Update the Needle Engine Blender add-on to **version 1.0.3 or newer**. The bug has been resolved and no further action is needed after updating.