Clouds

[Nahaz]

You could use a 2d texture to push it out to the horizon.

Or, lower the hemisphere so the edges are below your camera, then use a "sucker" daemon to make a hole where you camera goes. Like i have in the attached picture.

I also only use one giant partcle, rather than many small ones, seems to render alot faster.

[aydinu]

Thanks for your reply and because I'm kind of new to afterburn I don't understand what you mean by using a 'sucker; daemon for making a hole where the camera goes.

I've done the tutorials that are included and haven't figured that out yet. So I would be very happy if you could explain it a bit more

Thanks

Aydin

[Nahaz]

A sucker daemon will make a hole, so your clouds will not render where you place the daemon helper.

So for example, you don't wish your camera to be inside a cloud (you wouldn't see anything) you can add a spherical sucker daemon around your camera, no clouds will obscure your view.

You must add a daemon to the afterburner roll-out, just like you add a particle system.

The actual daemon helper is found in the "helper" folder, on the command panel.

[aydinu]

Thanks

That is clear enough

Aydin

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