- Aug 6, 2009
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Hello everyone who is reading this
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As i had some trouble with fog in the past and figured out a good solution, i want to share it with you.
1st: The Setup
Okay i just assume that you know how to create maps and etc.
A good tutorial for a 3d skybox can be found here -> http://forums.tf2maps.net/showthread.php?t=116
Put an env_fog_controller into your gameplay area.
These are my settings:
This is what it looks in-game for me:
Doesn't look very good, huh?
2nd: Getting the sky color
Just take a screenshot and load the image into Photoshop or any other image editing programm.
Get the color of the sky next to the water:
Now change the Primary Fog Color to these values:
In-Game:
Looks way better, huh?
3rd: Problems
The problem is, it only works good on non-vertical maps.
Pretty ugly...
So now how to fix this?
Create a skybox which has only one color, use that color as fog color and it should work.
You can download the map here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2811892/fog.vmf
As i had some trouble with fog in the past and figured out a good solution, i want to share it with you.
- The Setup
- Getting the sky color
- Problems
1st: The Setup
Okay i just assume that you know how to create maps and etc.
A good tutorial for a 3d skybox can be found here -> http://forums.tf2maps.net/showthread.php?t=116
Put an env_fog_controller into your gameplay area.
These are my settings:

This is what it looks in-game for me:

Doesn't look very good, huh?
2nd: Getting the sky color
Just take a screenshot and load the image into Photoshop or any other image editing programm.
Get the color of the sky next to the water:

Now change the Primary Fog Color to these values:

In-Game:

Looks way better, huh?
3rd: Problems
The problem is, it only works good on non-vertical maps.

Pretty ugly...
So now how to fix this?
Create a skybox which has only one color, use that color as fog color and it should work.
You can download the map here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2811892/fog.vmf
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