Hey Dude, I have been following your video and it’s really helpful! However, there’s a part where you quickly showed some nodes in the falloff section, and I couldn’t catch the names, especially the red-colored nodes and the one used before 'Oneminus'. Could you please let me know the names of those nodes? I have been stuck with volumetric fogs for few days, and your video seems like it could be the solution. Pls...
Sorry about that, some of my video got cut. I will upload a update for this video with the full graph, but here is a link to the FallOff section of the graph imgur.com/a/Pv33d6W The red nodes are Absolute World Position/World Position, Object Position, and object radius. And the node before oneminus is a Power Node, with the Exp set to 1
@@Dudewude Thanks for quick rply. You are absolutely great, bro! You deserve so much more for all the hard work you're putting into your channel. Once again, huge thanks for taking the time to help...
I tried applying the changes you mentioned, but the fog still isn’t showing up for me. I have gone through several tutorials and checked the volumetric plugin, as well as the volumetric fog checkbox in the exponential height fog, but no luck so far. Any advice on what might be going wrong? Your help would be greatly appreciated!
@@editology2888 I made a new video with the complete graph showing, as well as some other information. th-cam.com/video/mQpcXGA-dc4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=iDFDJjS-mOii0Pmz It could be that you don’t have “Volumetric Fog” enabled in your world height fog, which this video shows where that is, also make sure you have a height fog in your level, also give the material instance parameters I set a try because they did work in multiple projects for me.
Is it possible to increase the draw distance for fog? I want to make it over the ocean, but at a distance of 10+ meters it disappears. (I have cinematic settings)
I have ran into this same issue, and im sure there is a console command or setting somewhere, but I have not found it. From what I know, this is a issue with the actual engine volumetric fog, and not the shader.
@ Yes, I also did not find a suitable command specifically for the volumetric shader. However, I also use Heterogeneous to set up a vdb object, it also has a limited rendering distance, but there is a suitable command for this that fixes this. Now I am thinking of making fog a vdb object in Embergen or Houdini.
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This is so helpful! Thank you.
Fog looks so cool!!!
Hey Dude, I have been following your video and it’s really helpful! However, there’s a part where you quickly showed some nodes in the falloff section, and I couldn’t catch the names, especially the red-colored nodes and the one used before 'Oneminus'. Could you please let me know the names of those nodes? I have been stuck with volumetric fogs for few days, and your video seems like it could be the solution.
Pls...
Sorry about that, some of my video got cut. I will upload a update for this video with the full graph, but here is a link to the FallOff section of the graph imgur.com/a/Pv33d6W The red nodes are Absolute World Position/World Position, Object Position, and object radius. And the node before oneminus is a Power Node, with the Exp set to 1
@@Dudewude Thanks for quick rply. You are absolutely great, bro! You deserve so much more for all the hard work you're putting into your channel. Once again, huge thanks for taking the time to help...
I tried applying the changes you mentioned, but the fog still isn’t showing up for me. I have gone through several tutorials and checked the volumetric plugin, as well as the volumetric fog checkbox in the exponential height fog, but no luck so far. Any advice on what might be going wrong? Your help would be greatly appreciated!
@@editology2888 I made a new video with the complete graph showing, as well as some other information. th-cam.com/video/mQpcXGA-dc4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=iDFDJjS-mOii0Pmz It could be that you don’t have “Volumetric Fog” enabled in your world height fog, which this video shows where that is, also make sure you have a height fog in your level, also give the material instance parameters I set a try because they did work in multiple projects for me.
@@Dudewude Thanku
Is it possible to increase the draw distance for fog? I want to make it over the ocean, but at a distance of 10+ meters it disappears. (I have cinematic settings)
I have ran into this same issue, and im sure there is a console command or setting somewhere, but I have not found it. From what I know, this is a issue with the actual engine volumetric fog, and not the shader.
@ Yes, I also did not find a suitable command specifically for the volumetric shader. However, I also use Heterogeneous to set up a vdb object, it also has a limited rendering distance, but there is a suitable command for this that fixes this. Now I am thinking of making fog a vdb object in Embergen or Houdini.