fog/mist distance in Octane

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Kargall
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Hi,

I recently possessor Octane / Blender so I'm not a connoisseur. I wonder how one obtains a "mist of distance" with daylight in Octane / Blender or standalone.
Something that replaces the mist-blender internal renderer.

thank you;)

Kargall
Kargall
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Hi guys,
There is someone to answer me? please. :D
thank you
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grimm
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I'm pretty sure that atmospheric scattering is already in Octane (using the daylight environment), but as an unbiased renderer you need to scale your scene to match. For fog, god rays, etc. you need to add an object that completely encloses the scene but not the camera and then set it up with volume scattering. There is a tutorial in the tutorial forum for this.

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Kargall
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Ok thank you for your reply grimm. :)

Can we do this kind of thing with daylight, and how?

thank you
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ROUBAL
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I explained the method that I use in this topic (God Rays and fog) :

http://render.otoy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=38645

Cheers,

Philippe.
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Kargall
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Hi

Ha it's OK! Thank you Roubal . it works .Ha it's OK! Tank you Roubal :)

Cheers,

Kargall
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