I found a secene that I want to do. But to do it, it has to have mist and I don’t like the way the camera does mist. So, is it possible that I can make mist with particals? Or would it have to be too white and cloudy to see?
Comments will be most helpful, Thanks.
nykysle
(nykysle)
April 16, 2005, 11:25pm
#2
Vaccine0101:
I found a secene that I want to do. But to do it, it has to have mist and I don’t like the way the camera does mist. So, is it possible that I can make mist with particals? Or would it have to be too white and cloudy to see?
Comments will be most helpful, Thanks.
http://homepages.nildram.co.uk/~raytrace/tutorials.html
check out the nebula tute
ROUBAL
(ROUBAL)
April 18, 2005, 3:52am
#3
Hi !
You could use several planes with a low alpha value, and a cloud texture. This will give some thickness to the atmosphere.
The different planes could have a material shifted by an Offset Ipo curves to simulate the slow moving of the mist (fog effect).
Philippe.
S68
(S68)
April 18, 2005, 4:31am
#4
Incidentally the Online Doc describes what ROUBAL says
http://download.blender.org/documentation/htmlI/c11169.html
Stefano