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Link to foveation settings from VRS page #10408

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2 changes: 2 additions & 0 deletions tutorials/3d/variable_rate_shading.rst
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shading. VRS can be used in both pancake (non-XR) and XR display modes.

The Compatibility renderer does **not** support variable rate shading.
For XR, you can use :ref:`foveation level <doc_openxr_settings_foveation_level>`
as an alternative.

In the advanced Project Settings, the **Rendering > VRS** section offers settings
to control variable rate shading on the root viewport:
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From Godot 4.3 onwards selecting the alpha blend mode will also perform these extra steps.
This does require the latest vendor plugin to be installed.

.. _doc_openxr_settings_foveation_level:

Foveation Level
---------------

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