delicate hound
Hi, i'm trying to make my own fog with the depth buffer, but when i rotate the camera (simply rotate, not move) the "transition line" that i make using a clamp and smoothing is rotate along with the camera.
I'm using a shader graph with the basic saturate(SceneDepth - ScreenPos.a/depth) to get a 0-1 value
Scene depth is set to Eye and Screen Position to Raw
In the screenshot i simply rotated the camera, and doing so allows me to see much more or less of an object, which is not the desired effect
severe cedar
It's expected that the transition line would move if the camera rotates, as the camera plane is moving so the depth changes. The built-in fog should have the same issue iirc.
The usual way to prevent that would be to instead reconstruct the world space positions from the depth and use Distance to camera position.
(If it's a Fullscreen Graph the Position node does the reconstruct calculation for you)
delicate hound
It's expected that the transition line would move if the camera rotates, as the ...
thank you for your time
it is a fullscreen graph
So i should get the Position node, set it to view and use its -z ?
oop nvm
figured it out !!!
thanks !!
that's actually easy
thanks man
delicate hound
Update; I also need it for an object shader (water shader depth), but I can't figure it out
This is the original graph, but it has the same issue, and it's not a fullscreen graph
severe cedar
Update; I also need it for an object shader (water shader depth), but I can't fi...
See example 2 in this tutorial : https://www.cyanilux.com/tutorials/fog-plane-shader-breakdown/
delicate hound
thank you
its very weird
This was the rest of my code that i used to affect the color of the depth
and plugging this in instead of my old depth calculation, it breaks in unexpected ways
The closer i am to the water, the brighter everything inside it is
severe cedar
Try View Vector node instead of View Direction