Simple fog...

[DarkWhoppy]

2DarkWhoppy & Robomaniac: Uhm... I hadn't found the source of the problem, which video display cards have you got (if not a secret)?.. Anyways, i'm really in short of time
SuryIII3D_guest: Only in VC++ 6.0...

I've got an old 8Mb card... ViaTech something...

[Robomaniac]

nVidia geForce4 GO! 64 mb ram

[Evil Mr Sock]

No results for me, either. I have it configured as

driver->setFog(irr::video::SColor(47, 12, 82, 64), false, 0.0f, 1000.0f, 0.9f, false, true);

it's funny, that you initially put up the call function as
driver->setFog(false, false, true, irr::video::SColor(47, 12, 82, 64), 0.0f, 1000.0f, 0.9f );

for some reason, my compiler Visual SlickEdit (an extention of VC++) changes it to the first format, and the comment built into the function that explains each part reinforces that order.

I'm not sure why that is.

Anyway, that's my setup, with no visual changes.

Could you post a screenshot of what a level should look like under these circumstances?

[Tyn]

For each node that you want fog to be visble on you have to put this flag in:

node->setMaterialFlag(EMF_FOG_ENABLE, true);

[Guest]

Awesome, that's got it going. As a special note to anyone else trying this out for the first time, that default 0.1 parameter for volumetric fog will entirely coat the example level in flat grey - I've found 0.005 to be a decent, thick fog.

[Guest]

Awesome, that's got it going. As a special note to anyone else trying this out for the first time, that default 0.1 parameter for volumetric fog will entirely coat the example level in flat grey - I've found 0.005 to be a decent, thick fog.

can you give an example, not sure which parameter is volumetric fog

[bal]

API?