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Thomas edited this page Nov 15, 2018
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Fog is the effect of overlaying a color onto objects dependent on the distance from the camera. This is used to simulate fog or mist in outdoor environments and is also typically used to hide clipping of objects when a camera’s far clip plane has been moved forward for performance.
The Fog effect creates a screen-space fog based on the camera’s depth texture. It supports Linear, Exponential and Exponential Squared fog types. Fog settings should be set in the Scene tab of the Lighting window.
Properties
Property
Function
Exclude Skybox
Should the fog affect the skybox?
Details
This effect will only show up in your Post-process Layer if the camera is set to render with the Deferred rendering path. It is enabled by default and adds the support of Fog from the Lighting panel (which would only work with the Forward rendering path otherwise).