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Author Topic: Global volume material  (Read 7540 times)

2014-01-31, 20:37:34

Ondra

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Global volume material
Can be used to simulate fog:

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2014-01-31, 22:19:29
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Re: Global volume material
You apply the material on a solid with the camera inside it ?
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2014-02-01, 02:19:27
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Re: Global volume material
no, there is no way to tell inside which object is the camera. There is a special slot for volume material in the environment rollout
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2014-02-01, 11:27:37
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Re: Global volume material
But it doesn't scatter light?
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2014-02-01, 12:31:21
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Re: Global volume material
not yet
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