when i search the manual i find this information
https://docs.otoy.com/#standalone-v3-us ... fog-system
it seems to me that it's possible to create fog (can't see the details in the image though) in the standalone, but is it also possible in sketchup?
or is there somekind of fake fog that can be used?
thanks
jorgensen
Fog?
Hi jorgensen,
unfortunately the Environment Medium option is not exposed in the current version, but you can use the old way with a specular material, index = 1, fake shadow active, and scattering medium: ciao beppe
unfortunately the Environment Medium option is not exposed in the current version, but you can use the old way with a specular material, index = 1, fake shadow active, and scattering medium: ciao beppe
hi beppe
thank you for the fast reply!
i have done as you describe, but i have probably done something wrong, as my shadows disappears..
thank you for the fast reply!
i have done as you describe, but i have probably done something wrong, as my shadows disappears..
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Hi jorgensen,
please check if the Fake shadow option is active, otherwise the light doesn't easily travel through the fog.
ciao beppe
please check if the Fake shadow option is active, otherwise the light doesn't easily travel through the fog.
ciao beppe
hi beppe
not sure what was wrong, but when i opened the file just now and rendered - the shadows where there.
but thanks
not sure what was wrong, but when i opened the file just now and rendered - the shadows where there.
but thanks

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