Note that, to adjust the density of the fog, you will need to use color ramp. You may scale the texture appropriately using the Scale parameter on the Noise Texture. You will now see some patches of the fog on your screen. Connect the Color output to the Fac Input of the ColorRamp. We will add a Noise texture, click Add > Texture > Noise Texture. ![]() ![]() Connect the Color output to the Density input of the Principled Volume node. To adjust the density of the fog we will use a ColorRamp node.Īdd a ColorRamp node by clicking Add > Converter > ColorRamp. We want the scene to have a fog like effect, to do this, we are going to have some parts of the volume have higher density than the others. Changing Density using texture to make the Volume look like fog Now, you will see that the scene has become too foggy, we can fix that by adjusting the Density value on the Principled Volume. The Rendered shading shows the rendered preview. Connect the new node to the Volume input of the Material Output.Īlso Enable the Rendered Shading for top right. Delete the Principled BSDFĪdd a Principled Volume by clicking Add > Shader > Principled Volume. It has Principled BSDF connected to material output. In the Shader Editor, we can see, when a new material is added to a model, it is usually not a volume material but a surface material. Select the cube and add a New Material to it using Material properties from the right side. ![]() This tab has two windows, one is 3D viewport, which is the workspace and the other is Shader Editor, it is used to apply materials and textures onto a model. Switch to the Shading tab for the Ribbon. Press Alt + Z, so we can see through the mesh. ![]() The cube can be resized using the Scale tool on the toolbar. Increase the size of the Cube so that it covers the scene. Adding a VolumeĪdd a Cube by clicking Add > Mesh > Cube. Open a scene or Blender file that you would like to use. Volume rendering is used for the effects like smoke, fire and mist.Ĭlick here for the tutorial of the scene that is used here. The scene is covered by a large Volumetric Cube, we change density inside different parts of cube using a texture, this makes it looks like fog and finally we use those parameters to animate it. We have chosen a scene that has already been made. In this tutorial, we are going to use Volume to make fog and animate it.
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