Several things

1. Look into func_brushes, just set them to "non-solid"
2. I think there is, but I'm not sure how exactly.
3. Yes, just place it in the proper folder and set it to a env_soundscape or ambient_generic.

doing this from work so can't give you difinite answer at the moment until I get home - but just in case you're in a hurry.

Fog does have a max visibility limit - once you pass that limit you can't see anything from the players point of view. Be careful with it though - it looks kind of wierd walking through an outdoor area where buildings etc just appear out of nowhere.

FROZ3EN - correct me if I'm wrong but I thought we could conly use .wav files in game and not mp3.

I think MP3's work but only WAVs can be looped. Something like that, look on the VDC for more info.

Fr0Z3n said:

1. Look into func_brushes, just set them to "non-solid"
2. I think there is, but I'm not sure how exactly.
3. Yes, just place it in the proper folder and set it to a env_soundscape or ambient_generic.

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1. func_illusionary is probably a lot better suited to that end...

As for number 2, i'm pretty sure that's exactly how the fog_controller entity works by default.

grazr said:

1. func_illusionary is probably a lot better suited to that end...

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Is there any real difference besides func_brush also being able to do other, unrelated things?

stevethepocket said:

Is there any real difference besides func_brush also being able to do other, unrelated things?

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func_illusionary uses less memory than func_brush

Not sure if I understand no. 2.

Only .WAVs can be looped. .MP3s can't, but they can be played randomly if not looped in a soundscape. Look into making soundscapes for a constant sound in the map looping.