manual/render/eevee/light_probes/sphere.rst

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ Specular Indirect Lighting can be stored in a light probe sphere.
 
 .. seealso::
 
-   :doc:`Indirect Lighting </render/eevee/render_settings/indirect_lighting>`.
+   :doc:`Indirect Lighting </render/eevee/render_settings/light_probes>`.
 
 *Ray traced reflections* are more precise than spherical light probes.
 If enabled, they have priority and spherical light probes are used as a fall back if a ray misses.

manual/render/eevee/materials/nodes_support.rst

@@ -52,9 +52,6 @@ Although most BSDFs are supported, many of them are approximations and are not f
 Diffuse BSDF
    Roughness is not supported. Only Lambertian diffusion is supported.
 
-Emission
-   Treated as indirect lighting and will only show up in :abbr:`SSR (Screen Space Reflection)`\ s and Probes.
-
 Glass / Refraction BSDF
    Does not refract lights objects. Does not support Beckmann distribution.
    See :ref:`Raytracing limitations <eevee-limitations-raytracing>`.

manual/render/eevee/materials/settings.rst

@@ -7,157 +7,6 @@ Material Settings
 
    :Panel:     :menuselection:`Properties --> Material --> Settings`
 
-
-.. _bpy.types.Material.use_backface_culling:
-
-Backface Culling
-================
-
-Backface Culling hides the back side of faces.
-
-
-.. _bpy.types.Material.blend_method:
-
-Blend Mode
-==========
-
-After calculating the color of a surface, the blend mode defines how it is added to the color buffer.
-Depending on this, the final color will be different.
-
-.. note::
-
-   Alpha Blending is considered a "Transparent" blend mode
-   and has implications regarding screen space effects.
-
-Opaque
-   The previous color will be overwritten by the surface color.
-   The alpha component is ignored. This is the fastest option.
-
-Alpha Clip
-   The previous color will be overwritten by the surface color,
-   but only if the alpha value is above the *Clip Threshold* value.
-
-Alpha Hashed
-   The previous color will be overwritten by the surface color,
-   but only if the alpha value is above a random clip threshold.
-   This statistical approach is noisy but is able to approximate alpha blending without any sorting problem.
-   Increasing the sample count in the render settings will reduce the resulting noise.
-
-Alpha Blending
-   Use alpha blending to overlay the surface color on top of the previous color.
-
-
-Sorting Problem
----------------
-
-When writing to the color buffer using transparent blend modes,
-the order in which the color blending happens is important as it can change the final output color.
-As of now EEVEE does not support per-fragment (pixel) sorting or per-triangle sorting.
-Only per-object sorting is available and is automatically done on all transparent surfaces based on object origin.
-
-.. note::
-
-   Per-object sorting has a performance cost and having thousands of
-   these objects in a scene will greatly degrade performance.
-
-.. _bpy.types.Material.show_transparent_back:
-
-Show Backface
-   If enabled, all transparent fragments will be rendered.
-   If disabled, only the front-most surface fragments will be rendered.
-   Disable this option to ensure correct appearance of transparency from any point of view.
-   When using *Alpha Blending* this option should be disabled because with *Alpha Blending*,
-   the order in which triangles are sorted is important.
-
-
-.. _bpy.types.Material.shadow_method:
-
-Shadow Mode
-===========
-
-Type of shadows used for a transparent surface.
-EEVEE does not support colored shadow maps.
-
-Half transparent shadows can be produced by using hashed transparent shadows and
-a larger Soft value on the shadow map.
-
-.. note::
-
-   This option does not change the behavior of contact shadows which are traced using the depth buffer.
-   If the material is writing to the depth buffer
-   (in other words, if the blend mode is set to either *Opaque*, *Alpha Clip* or *Alpha Hashed*),
-   contact shadows will be cast by the surface material regardless of the *Transparent Shadow* type.
-
-None
-   The surface will not cast any shadow.
-
-Opaque
-   The surface will cast shadows like an opaque surface.
-
-Alpha Clip
-   The surface will cast shadows like an opaque surface,
-   but only areas where the alpha value is above the *Clip Threshold* value.
-
-Alpha Hashed
-   The surface will cast shadows like an opaque surface,
-   but only areas where the alpha value is above a random threshold.
-
-
-.. _bpy.types.Material.alpha_threshold:
-
-Clip Threshold
-==============
-
-Threshold value for Alpha Clip mode in *Blend Mode* and *Shadow Mode*.
-
-
-Screen Space Refraction
-=======================
-
-Enabling Screen Space Refraction on a surface means that refraction BSDFs
-will do a ray trace against the depth buffer to find the most accurate refracted color.
-This has a big performance cost if the surface covers a lot of pixels.
-
-Screen Space Reflections and Ambient Occlusion are not compatible with Screen Space Refraction.
-They will be disabled on the surfaces that use it.
-Surfaces that use Screen Space Refraction will not appear in Screen Space Reflections at the right place.
-Surfaces that use Screen Space Refraction will not cast Ambient Occlusion onto other surfaces.
-
-If this option is disabled or if the Screen Space Refraction ray tracing fails,
-the refracted ray will use the color of the nearest probe.
-
-.. _bpy.types.Material.use_screen_refraction:
-
-Screen Space Refraction
-   Enables screen space refraction.
-
-.. _bpy.types.Material.refraction_depth:
-
-Refraction Depth
-   If Refraction Depth is not 0.0, all refraction BSDFs in the shader will act as if
-   the object is a thin slab of the refraction material having this thickness.
-   This will model a second refraction event that will double the absorption color and
-   start the refraction ray after this second event.
-
-   This option greatly increases the quality of thin glass objects.
-
-
-.. _bpy.types.Material.use_sss_translucency:
-
-Subsurface Translucency
-=======================
-
-EEVEE's Subsurface Scattering algorithm works by blurring the irradiance in screen space.
-This means that if no visible part of the surface is lit, the effect disappears.
-
-However, true Subsurface Scattering goes beneath the surface and can travel a large distance.
-This is why a human ear lit from behind appears red on the front side.
-
-That is what this effect mimics. This translucency approximation only works
-with lights that have shadow maps and only on Subsurface BSDFs (not the Translucency BSDFs).
-It does not work with indirect lighting. The soft parameter of the shadow maps also affects this effect.
-
-
 Pass Index
 ==========
 
@@ -168,3 +17,69 @@ the :doc:`ID Mask Node </compositing/types/mask/id_mask>` in the Compositor.
 .. note::
 
    :doc:`Volume Objects </modeling/volumes/introduction>` are not supported.
+
+
+.. _bpy.types.Material.surface:
+
+Surface
+=======
+
+Backface Culling
+   Backface Culling hides the back side of faces.
+
+   Camera
+      Use back face culling to hide the back side of the face.
+
+   Shadow
+      Use back face culling when casting shadows.
+
+Max Displacement
+   The maximum distance a vertex can be displaced. Displacements over this threshold may cause
+   visibility issues.
+
+Transparent shadows
+   Use transparent shadows for this material if it contains a Transparent BSDF, Disabling will
+   render faster but not give accurate shadows.
+
+.. _bpy.types.Material.render_method:
+
+Render Method
+   Controls the blending and the compatibility with certain features.
+
+   Dithered
+      Allows for grayscale hashed transparency, and compatible with render passes and raytracing.
+      Also know as deferred rendering.
+
+   Blended
+      Allows the colored transparency, but incompatible with render passes and raytracing. Also
+      known as forward rendering.
+   
+Transparency Overlap
+   Render multiple transparent layers. May introduce transparency sorting problems.
+
+Light Probe Volume
+   Single Sided
+      Consider materials single sided for light probe volume captures. Additionally helps rejecting
+      inside the object, to avoid light leaking.
+
+
+.. _bpy.types.Material.volume:
+
+Volume
+======
+
+Intersection
+   Determines which inner part of the mesh will produce volumetric effect.
+
+   Fast
+      Each gace is considered as a medium interface. Gives correct results for manifold geometry
+      that contains no inner part.
+
+   Accurate
+      Faces are considered as medium interface only when they have different consecutive facing.
+      Gives correct results as long as the max ray depth is not exceeded. Has significant memory
+      overhead compared to the fast method.
+
+
+
+

manual/render/eevee/render_settings/ambient_occlusion.rst

@@ -1,40 +0,0 @@
-.. _bpy.types.SceneEEVEE.gtao:
-
-*****************
-Ambient Occlusion
-*****************
-
-Ambient occlusion is computed using :abbr:`GTAO (Ground Truth Ambient Occlusion)` and applied to indirect lighting.
-The bent normal option will make the diffuse lighting come from only the least occluded direction.
-
-Ambient occlusion can be rendered as a separate pass in the Render Layers panel.
-
-.. note::
-
-   This effect needs to be enabled for the :doc:`Ambient Occlusion </render/shader_nodes/input/ao>` node to work.
-
-.. reference::
-
-   :Panel:     :menuselection:`Render --> Ambient Occlusion`
-
-Distance
-   Distance of object that contributes to the ambient occlusion effect.
-
-Factor
-   Blend factor for the ambient occlusion effect.
-
-Trace Precision
-   Increases precision of the effect but introduces more noise and lowers the maximum trace distance.
-   Increased precision also increases the performance cost.
-   Lower precision will also miss occluders and lead to undershadowing.
-
-Bent Normals
-   Compute the least occluded direction.
-   This direction can be used to sample the diffuse irradiance in a more realistic way.
-
-Bounce Approximation
-   An approximation to simulate light bounces giving less occlusion on brighter objects.
-   It only takes into account the surface color and not its surroundings.
-   This is not applied to the ambient occlusion pass.
-
-.. seealso:: :ref:`Limitations <eevee-limitations-ao>`.

manual/render/eevee/render_settings/bloom.rst

@@ -1,30 +0,0 @@
-.. _bpy.types.SceneEEVEE.bloom:
-
-*****
-Bloom
-*****
-
-Bloom is a post-process effect that diffuses very bright pixels. This mimics lens artifacts of real cameras.
-This allows a better sense of what the actual intensities of the pixels are.
-
-.. reference::
-
-   :Panel:     :menuselection:`Render --> Bloom`
-
-Threshold
-   Filters out pixels under this level of brightness.
-
-Knee
-   Makes transition between under/over-threshold gradual.
-
-Radius
-   Bloom spread distance.
-
-Color
-   Color applied to the bloom effect.
-
-Intensity
-   Blend factor.
-
-Clamp
-   Maximum intensity a bloom pixel can have.

manual/render/eevee/render_settings/depth_of_field.rst

@@ -48,14 +48,6 @@ Neighbor Rejection
    Lower values will improve the performance but will also reduce the quality of highlights.
    Brightness is in the scene's referred color space.
 
-Denoise Amount
-   This will reduce the flickering by clamping the color of
-   each pixels to their neighborhood's average instead of their maximum.
-   Higher values gives more stable results but may darken the scene.
-
-High Quality Slight Defocus
-   Increase the quality of almost in-focus regions.
-
 Jitter Camera
    Randomize the camera position for every scene render sample to increase precision.
    Enabling this option can change the scene's actual sample count.

manual/render/eevee/render_settings/horizon_scan.rst

@@ -0,0 +1,18 @@
+************
+Horizon Scan
+************
+
+.. reference::
+
+   :Panel:     :menuselection:`Render --> Horizon Scan`
+
+Precision
+   Precision of the horizon scan.
+
+Thickness
+   Constant thickness of the surfaces considered when doing horizon scan and by extension ambient
+   occlusion.
+
+Bias
+   Bias the horozon angles to reduce self intersection artifacts.
+    

manual/render/eevee/render_settings/index.rst

@@ -8,16 +8,15 @@
    :maxdepth: 2
 
    sampling.rst
-   grease_pencil.rst
-   ambient_occlusion.rst
-   bloom.rst
    depth_of_field.rst
-   subsurface_scattering.rst
-   screen_space_reflections.rst
-   motion_blur
-   volumetrics.rst
+   horizon_scan.rst
+   raytracing.rst
+   volumes.rst
    performance.rst
-   hair.rst
+   curves.rst
+   lights.rst
    shadows.rst
-   indirect_lighting.rst
+   light_probes.rst
    film.rst
+   motion_blur.rst
+   grease_pencil.rst

manual/render/eevee/render_settings/indirect_lighting.rst

@@ -1,73 +0,0 @@
-.. _bpy.ops.scene.light_cache:
-.. _bpy.types.SceneEEVEE.gi:
-
-*****************
-Indirect Lighting
-*****************
-
-While not strictly correct, all lighting that is not coming straight out
-from a light object is considered as indirect lighting in EEVEE.
-That means distant :term:`HDRI` lighting (or World) is considered as indirect lighting.
-Mesh objects using an Emission node are also considered as indirect lighting.
-
-In EEVEE, indirect lighting is separated into two component: Diffuse and Specular.
-Both have different needs and representation. For efficiency,
-the indirect lighting data is precomputed on demand into a static lighting cache.
-
-As of now the light cache is static and needs to be computed before rendering.
-It cannot be updated per frame (unless via scripting).
-This limitation is being worked on and will be removed in future versions.
-
-Only view independent lighting can be baked. This is why Reflection Planes are not stored inside the light cache.
-
-The visibility and collections used during the baking process are the ones in the current Active View Layer.
-
-To enable light bounces through large environments, the light baking process can be run multiple times
-while injecting the previous bake result into the bake.
-
-Light bounces only concerns diffuse lighting.
-
-
-.. reference::
-
-   :Panel:     :menuselection:`Render --> Indirect Lighting`
-
-Auto Bake
-   Enabling this option will trigger baking when a probe is changed; useful when positioning probes objects.
-
-Diffuse Bounces
-   Number of bounces to compute when baking the diffuse irradiance.
-   Total baking time is more or less multiplied by the number of bounce.
-
-Cubemap Size
-   Size of the reflection cubemaps.
-
-Diffuse Occlusion
-   Each irradiance sample also stores a shadow map that is used to minimize indirect light leaking.
-   This parameter defines the size of this shadow map.
-
-Irradiance Smoothing
-   Smooths irradiance interpolation but introduces light bleeding.
-   The irradiance visibility term can make the lighting not interpolate smoothly on some surfaces.
-   This setting relaxes the weight of that interpolation.
-
-Clamp Glossy
-   Clamp pixel intensity to reduce noise inside glossy reflections from reflection cubemaps (0 is disabled).
-
-Filter Quality
-   Takes more samples during cubemap filtering to remove artifacts. For now, this only has an effect on cubemaps.
-
-
-Display
-=======
-
-Cubemap Size
-   Display the Reflection Cubemaps present in the cache directly in the 3D Viewport.
-
-Irradiance Size
-   Display the Irradiance Samples present in the cache in the 3D Viewport.
-
-.. note::
-
-   Cache data display only works in the 3D Viewport and
-   only if the viewport uses world lighting in Material Preview or Rendered mode.

manual/render/eevee/render_settings/light_probes.rst

@@ -0,0 +1,35 @@
+.. _bpy.ops.scene.light_cache:
+.. _bpy.types.SceneEEVEE.gi:
+
+************
+Light Probes
+************
+
+While not strictly correct, all lighting that is not coming straight out
+from a light object is considered as indirect lighting in EEVEE.
+That means distant :term:`HDRI` lighting (or World) is considered as indirect lighting.
+
+In EEVEE, indirect lighting is separated into two component: Diffuse and Specular.
+Both have different needs and representation. For efficiency,
+the diffuse indirect lighting data is precomputed on demand into a static lighting cache.
+
+As of now the diffuse light cache is static and needs to be computed before rendering.
+It cannot be updated per frame (unless via scripting).
+This limitation is being worked on and will be removed in future versions.
+
+
+.. reference::
+
+   :Panel:     :menuselection:`Render --> Light Probes`
+
+Sphere
+======
+Resolution
+   Resolution when using Light Probe Spheres.
+
+Volume
+======
+
+Pool Size
+   Size of the irradiance pool, a bigger pool size allows for more irradiance grid in the scene,
+   but might not fit into GPU memory and decreases performance.

manual/render/eevee/render_settings/lights.rst

@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+******
+Lights
+******
+
+.. reference::
+
+   :Panel:     :menuselection:`Render --> Lights`
+
+Light Threshold
+    Minimum light intensity for a light to contribute to the lighting.

manual/render/eevee/render_settings/motion_blur.rst

@@ -35,33 +35,6 @@ Background Separation
    Used by the post-process blur to avoid blurring the background over the foreground.
    Lower values will reduce background bleeding onto foreground elements.
 
-Max Blur
-   Maximum blur distance a pixel can spread over.
-   A value of 0 will disable the post-process blur and only use the accumulation blur.
-
-   .. note::
-
-      High maximum blur values may also reduce the quality.
-
-   EEVEE uses a fast post-process vector blur using a vector motion pass.
-   This blurs the image between three time steps using pixel velocity.
-   This technique is fast and produces clean gradients, but issues can occur at object borders
-   or if the motion is locally too complex;
-   for example, if there are many vector variations in a small area.
-
-   This technique uses random sampling and the noise amount is proportional to the sample count found in
-   :menuselection:`Properties --> Render --> Sampling --> Render Samples`.
-
-   .. note::
-
-      Memory usage (VRAM) will be three times higher for objects using deformation motion blur
-      if using post-process blur.
-
-   .. note::
-
-      Alpha blended surface or volumetric effects will not have the correct velocity and will not
-      be correctly blurred by this technique. Use the accumulation blur for that.
-
 Steps
    This controls the number of steps used by the accumulation blur and thus its accuracy.
    More steps means longer render time.
@@ -79,6 +52,9 @@ Steps
    By adding more steps you can also reduce the *Max Blur* options because the post-process blur
    has to cover a smaller distance.
 
+Shutter Curve
+   Use a custom shutter curve.
+
 
 Example
 =======

manual/render/eevee/render_settings/raytracing.rst

@@ -1,23 +1,55 @@
-.. _bpy.types.SceneEEVEE.ssr:
+.. _bpy.types.SceneEEVEE.raytracing:
 
-************************
-Screen Space Reflections
-************************
-
-If this effect is enabled, all Materials will use the depth buffer and
-the previous frame color to create more accurate reflection than reflection probes.
-
-If a *Reflection Plane* is near a reflective surface,
-it will be used as the source for tracing rays more efficiently and fix the partial visibility problem.
-
-.. figure:: /images/render_eevee_render-settings_screen-space-reflections_planar-reflection-combo.jpg
-
-However, the reflected color will not contain the following effects:
-Subsurface scattering, volumetrics, screen space reflections, screen space refractions.
+**********
+Raytracing
+**********
 
 .. reference::
 
-   :Panel:     :menuselection:`Render --> Screen Space Reflections`
+   :Panel:     :menuselection:`Render --> Raytracing`
+
+Method
+   Select the tracing method used to find scene-ray intersecions
+
+   Screen-Trace
+      Raytrace against the depth buffer
+
+   None
+      No intersection with scene geometry
+
+Settings
+   Split the settings per ray type (Reflection/Refraction/Diffuse)
+
+   Unified
+      All the ray types use the same settings
+   
+   Split
+      Settings are individual to each ray type
+
+Ray Type
+========
+
+When the settings are split per ray type this section will be repeated for reflection, refraction
+and diffuse rays.
+
+Resolution
+   Number of rays per pixel. Choice out of 1, 1/4 and 1/16 rays per pixel.
+
+Clamp
+   Clamp ray intensity to reduce noise. Use 0 to disable.
+
+Denoising
+   Denoising can be enabled to reduce noise in raytraced effects.
+
+   Spatial Reuse
+      Reuse the rays from neighbor pixels.
+
+   Temporal Accumulation
+      Accumulate samples by reprojectiong last ray tracing results.
+
+   Bilateral Filter
+      Blur the resolved radiance using a bilateral filter.
+
 
 Refractions
    Screen space refractions work the same way as screen space reflections and use the same parameters.

manual/render/eevee/render_settings/sampling.rst

@@ -13,12 +13,20 @@ TAA is sample based so the more samples the more aliasing is reduced at the cost
    :Panel:     :menuselection:`Render --> Sampling`
 
 Viewport
+========
+
+Samples
    The number of samples to use in the 3D Viewport.
    When setting this to zero the viewport will be resampled continuously.
-Render
-   The number of samples to use in the final render.
 
 .. _bpy.types.SceneEEVEE.use_taa_reprojection:
 
-Viewport Denoising
-   Reduces noise while moving the viewport or during animation playback.
+Temporal Reprojection
+   Reduces noise while moving the viewport or during animation playback. Can leave some ghosting.
+
+Render
+======
+
+Samples
+   The number of samples to use in the final render.
+

manual/render/eevee/render_settings/shadows.rst

@@ -5,56 +5,21 @@ Shadows
 *******
 
 These settings influence shadows which appear on objects because there is another object (the occluder)
-between them and a Light. EEVEE uses a technique called Shadow Mapping to calculate these shadows.
-A shadow map is calculated by looking around from the position of each Light and finding the objects
-which are closest to the Light. These objects are called the nearest occluders.
-Everything which is behind (or, you can say, covered by) the nearest occluders will be in shadow.
-
-The shadow map is a cube (hence the term "cubemap") and the Light is in the middle of this cube.
-The cube has six sides and each side is divided into a grid.
-You can set the resolution of the grid (for example, 512 × 512 pixels) with the *Cube Size* setting below.
-During shadow calculation, the nearest occluders are only searched at grid points but not between grid points.
-Because of this, the edge of the calculated shadow will appear pixelated at low Cube Size settings.
-
-.. note::
-
-   Settings for the shadows and illumination caused by light bouncing between objects (indirect lighting)
-   can be found on the Indirect Lighting tab.
+between them and a Light.
 
 .. reference::
 
    :Panel:     :menuselection:`Render --> Shadows`
 
-Cube Size
-   Number of pixels on one side of the shadow cube-map (see above)
-   used to calculate the shadow of Point, Area and Spot lights.
-   If you want to make the edge of shadows less pixelated, then increase this value.
-   But be aware that this increases memory usage and decreases performance since a 512 px cube-map
-   has 6 × 512 × 512 pixels in it.
+Pool Size
+   Size of the shadow pool, a bigger pool size allows for more shadows in the scene, but might not
+   fit into GPU memory.
 
-Cascade Size
-   Size of one cascade used by *Cascaded Shadow Maps*. This is only for Sun lights.
+Rays
+   Amount of shadow rays to trace for each light.
 
-High Bitdepth
-   This option can help reduce some artifacts due to float imprecision inside the shadow maps.
-   This option effectively doubles the memory usage of shadow maps and will slow down their update.
+Steps
+   Amount of shadow map sample per shadow ray.
 
-Soft Shadows
-   Randomize the shadow map's origin to create soft shadows. It needs a lot of samples to get rid of the banding.
-
-Light Threshold
-   The minimum amount of light for a light to contribute for lighting.
-   This light threshold does not take the light shape into account and may not suit every case.
-   That is why Blender provides a :ref:`per-light override <bpy.types.Light.cutoff_distance>`
-   where you can just set the cut off distance.
-
-   The influence distance is also used as shadow far clip distance, which might affect how shadows look.
-   This influence distance does not affect sun lights that still have a far clip distance.
-
-   .. seealso::
-
-      :ref:`Custom Distance <bpy.types.Light.cutoff_distance>`.
-
-.. note::
-
-   The Soft Shadows method is not physically based and will not match Cycles for very large lights.
+Normal Bias
+   Move along their normal.

manual/render/eevee/render_settings/subsurface_scattering.rst

@@ -1,31 +0,0 @@
-.. _bpy.types.SceneEEVEE.sss:
-
-*********************
-Subsurface Scattering
-*********************
-
-This effect mimics real subsurface scattering by blurring the diffuse lighting in screen space.
-
-.. reference::
-
-   :Panel:     :menuselection:`Render --> Subsurface Scattering`
-
-Samples
-   Number of samples to compute the scattering effect.
-
-Jitter Threshold
-   For the effect to be efficient, samples need to be coherent and not random.
-   This can lead to a cross-shaped pattern when the scattering radius is high.
-   Increasing the Jitter Threshold will rotate the samples below this radius percentage
-   in a random pattern in order to hide the visible pattern.
-   This affects the performance if the scattering radius is large.
-
-.. note::
-
-   :ref:`Subsurface Translucency <bpy.types.Material.use_sss_translucency>`
-   needs to be enabled in order to make the light go through an object
-   (like simulating a human ear lit from behind).
-
-   This option only works with shadowed lights and does not work with indirect lighting.
-
-.. seealso:: :ref:`Limitations <eevee-limitations-sss>`.

manual/render/eevee/render_settings/volumes.rst

@@ -32,6 +32,10 @@ Samples
 Distribution
    Blend between linear and exponential sample distribution. Higher values puts more samples near the camera.
 
+Max Depth
+   Maximum surface intersection count used by accurate volume intersection method. Will create
+   artifacts if it is exceeded.
+
 
 .. _bpy.types.SceneEEVEE.volumetric_light:
 

manual/render/eevee/world.rst

@@ -10,6 +10,34 @@ In EEVEE, the world lighting contribution is first rendered and
 stored in smaller resolution textures before being applied to the objects.
 This makes the lighting less precise than Cycles.
 
+Mist Pass
+=========
+
+.. reference::
+
+   :Panel:     :menuselection:`World --> Mist Pass`
+
+Start
+   Starting distance of the mist, measured from the camera.
+
+Depth
+   Distance over which the mist effect fades in.
+
+Falloff
+   Type of transition used to face mist.
+
+
+Light Probe
+===========
+
+.. reference::
+
+   :Panel:     :menuselection:`World --> Light Probe`
+
+Resolution
+   The resolution used to store the light from the world.
+
+
 .. seealso::
 
-   :doc:`Indirect Lighting </render/eevee/render_settings/indirect_lighting>`.
+   :doc:`Indirect Lighting </render/eevee/render_settings/light_probes>`.

manual/render/layers/passes.rst

@@ -187,7 +187,7 @@ Bloom
 .. _bpy.types.ViewLayerEEVEE.use_pass_transparent:
 
 Transparency
-   Contain :ref:`Alpha Blended <bpy.types.Material.blend_method>` surfaces,
+   Contain :ref:`Blended <bpy.types.Material.render_method>` surfaces,
    so they can be adjusted in the compositor and later mixed with opaque passes.
 
    This pass only supports monochromatic opacity.
@@ -329,8 +329,8 @@ The passes can be combined to produce the final image as follows:
 Known Limitations
 =================
 
-- Alpha blended materials are not rendered in render passes except the combined pass.
-  Use the *Alpha Clip* or *Alpha Hashed* as :ref:`Blending Mode <bpy.types.Material.blend_method>`
+- Blended materials are not rendered in render passes except the combined pass.
+  Use the *Dithered* as :ref:`Render Method <bpy.types.Material.render_method>`
   to render transparent materials in render passes.
 - Depth of field is not rendered in render passes except the combined pass.
   It is possible to add the depth of field back in the Compositor using

manual/render/shader_nodes/input/light_path.rst

@@ -72,8 +72,8 @@ This node makes it possible to tweak indirect lighting in the shader.
 
 Only a subset of the outputs are supported and the ray depth does not exactly have the same meaning.
 In order for the *Is Camera*, *Is Shadow*, *Is Diffuse*, and *Is Glossy* outputs to work,
-the object must be inside an :doc:`Irradiance Volume </render/eevee/light_probes/irradiance_volumes>`
-and :doc:`/render/eevee/render_settings/indirect_lighting` must be baked.
+the object must be inside an :doc:`Irradiance Volume </render/eevee/light_probes/volume>`
+and :doc:`/render/eevee/render_settings/light_probes` must be baked.
 
 - *Is Camera*: Supported.
 - *Is Shadow*: Supported.