Klauss, Master of the Sewers wrote:
> 
> I generally don't consider myself to be an absolute beginner in these
> things, as I have been tinkering with POV-Ray for the better part of two
> years, but I also realize that I don't have quite the experience that
> many others do, so please forgive my ignorance.
> 
> I'm looking for a good means of determing an effective way to use fog.
> Whenever I attempt to use it, I get a semi-visible scene or a scene with
> a semi-visible background.  While this has its uses, I would be thrilled
> if anyone could provide a clearer (in depth, perhaps) explanation of fog
> and the various and sundry means of using it to maximum effect.
> 
> Thanks...
> 
> Klauss,
> Master of the Sewers

Funny that you ask this today. I just started toying with fog today.
I've just been testing a bunch of different values for the same image to
see what they do. This is in no way efficient, but i *almost* have the
desired effect that i wanted. The problem is that the sky in the
landscape i am doing is barely visible. I have the fog how i want it in
the distance, just like a ground fog up close and constant fog way back.
Ussually when you see a haze in the distance, you still can see the sky
rather clearly close to you. So, anyway, I think it would be great also
if someone could do a nice once over on the fog issue.

Ross
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