Thank you so much for the email. I appreciate your time and response; it's very kind of you.

I'm putting the values ​​you mentioned in the email into practice.

Thank you again.

In Corona Renderer, there's no detail when assigning the texture in "Show Shaded Material in Viewport."

I believe the issue lies in the OctaneRender algorithm.

I'm using Windows 11 Pro for Workstations x64.

Hi Elvissuperstar007, I believe the FogTool plugin or script is designed to create that volume light effect.

I don't know much about these types of plugins, but I think you could achieve the same result using FogTool in any environment.

Thank you for your comment, very kind of you.

Hi parid4331, that option is enabled by default.

The truth is, I don't know what else it could be.

I think it's either 3ds Max 2026 version 3.2 or the Nvidia graphics driver version 595.97.

Thanks in advance.

Hi parid4331, I've reinstalled the plugin, and the result is the same.

I've attached a sample image.

Hello Paride4331, I¡ll do it right now and I let comment to you quickly

Sure, I can attach the file and send it to you.

An the version is OctaneRender 2026.2 - 26.5 to 3ds max 2026

Excellent script for creating fog.

I can't get the fog to appear like in your video.

In the test file you uploaded, the fog is visible, but I follow the steps and values, and I don't get the same results. In fact, there's no fog at all.

Thanks for reading this email.

I've attached a test image.

Hi paride4331, thanks for replying, I'll try to follow your instructions.

In Corona Renderer or V-Ray, this doesn't happen; all the textures applied to the different objects are visible.

Hello OR team, I'm having an issue when applying textures to objects or surfaces.

The texture isn't displaying on the surfaces. The material is a simple diffuse/RGB image. When I click "Show Shaded Material in Viewport," I only see a color, as if the object isn't mapped, even though it is ...