how to create smoke, fog in blender 3.0 cycles
2022年2月13日 · Make a "box" surrounding your scene, then use a Noise Texture + ColorRamp as the Density input for a Volume Scatter Node connected to the "box's" volume socket: I used a (long rectangular) area light pointed straight up at the back of the plane to "light up" the back.
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2018年10月1日 · How to make fog in Blender. Ask Question Asked 6 years, 2 months ago. Modified 5 years, 4 months ago.
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2019年12月1日 · Just in case anyone still wonders about how to jazz up the fog in Blender: Cycles, like Arnold, has the raydepth for Volumes set to "0" by default. This is to make rendering faster. As you probably know Volumetric rendering is punishing on a path-tracing renderer.
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2020年7月27日 · I've been trying to use volume scattering to get this effect though it doesn't look as nice as this one does, with the blue-ish shade. I was wondering what the trick is. Thank you!
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2020年6月8日 · There are many ways to do fog in blender, and each one has different outcomes, the question is not what is better, but which one works for the desired outcome and or the computing power you have access to. Using volumetrics (volume scattering) will yield the most realistic looking fog. There are two ways to do it:
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2020年7月31日 · I was trying to remake a scene from Assasin's Creed. It features the main character jumping from a pretty large building. I already have two volumetric lighting in my scene. Its literally impossible to use any more volumetric fog or smoke in it since my scene is pretty heavy with a lot of simulation and stuff. I recently saw Ian Hubert's splash ...
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2016年7月14日 · Change exactly how long the "Time" setting is depending on where exactly you put the flow of the fog. In my case I put it below the ocean model, so I set it to 2. Keep in mind though that the shorter the number you put in the time, the smaller the gradation will be between the lowest and highest parts of the fog.
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2020年7月14日 · In the example below, I used "multiply", as this gives the best generalized effect, whereas, "add" will make the fog "fill in" the caverns as the camera scrolls out. Have a try with both if you like. This is the scene in solid mode:
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2017年6月28日 · To create fog you need to essentially create a smoke simulation, fortunately there is a quick way to do this with the inbuilt cloud generator (blender v2.78). Create a mesh roughly the size and shape of what the fog will be and then while having it selected press Space -> search -> Generate Cloud
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2021年7月9日 · $\begingroup$ @RobinBetts You can do a worldpos AOC, but there are a number of reasons why a mist pass is not going to give the same results as renderered fog (volumetric lighting, variable density, scattering, many more.)