Just a trick so it’s fake until Keymaster add proper atmospheric effects to Corona.
The trick is to use an animated plane with a pure white material and use the motion blur effect.
I recommend to make a separate pass for the effect, use an override black material on everything (but the plane obviously). For the comp part I get a good result in photoshop with linear dodge at 25%. Fog.rar (4.92 MB)
I will later, but not with photoshop (i hate ps and I’d rather crawl 1000 miles than using it ).
I’m pretty happy with using it in beauty renderings, but there are some scene which would profit from the other method.
This is so much fun, but I’ve just created a masterpiece and want to animate it but somethin’s wrong and I’m getting really frustrated.
ok.jpg is what happens when I press F9 (good)
bu.jpg is what happens when I press “render” to render a 300 frames time segment, just some random dots and it progresses REALLY SLOW, WTF?
It’s not connected with motion blur, same thing when I turn MB off. Tried changing lots of options, nothing helps…
Already changed the plane’s animation. Didn’t help. It’s connected with the map in “opacity” slot for sure…
More precisely, this happens when you insert an animated map in opacity slot.
By the way, it helps a lot to activate translucency when your light is NOT coming from camera direction . Took me a ridiculous amount of renderings to find out why my light is not appearing
Here’s an animation I rendered last night. I thought these “clouds” would cast some fancy volumetric shadows, but this requires some more tweaking. The clouds map was also animated, I wanted it to look like moving fog, by for some reason Corona doesn’t let procedurals maps move.