Make see-through fog patches by using Maya fluids and render in Arnold

[@YellowDogltd]

Just found you after you commented on our XGEN Tutorial - looks like you've been 'squirreling' away a few awesome tutorials yourself. Got yourself a new sub right here!

[@glowfly3d-floraandfaunatut532]

He-he. Thanks! Its mostly Blender tutorials. But recently started to work more with Maya and other software.

[@RobertSzczerba-th6lb]

Excellent, thank you!

[@Anakondaa72]

This is so helpful! Thank you, man

[@ekehchibuzo]

Thanks a lot Finally, after 3 days of searching

[@Climberfx]

It's easier to put a texture on the color of the fog, a 3D texture, like brownian, or other 3d texture you like, on the AIfog itself. aifog works using a from direction, like the raster fog you want, from the ground, Y+, then apply the texture to it and adjust it.

[@sarulaplays6861]

I wasn't able to get this to work? My scene scale is rather large not sure if that's coming into play. But would love if you could explain this further!

[@chienyukuo6389]

thank you so much! It helps a lot.

[@minuscolochao1557]

thanks this is very helpful for me

[@anastasiaanautodidact9856]

I had a hard time telling whether this is CGI or not 1:40 OMG

[@idipped2521]

slavic genius

[@CallMeMrX]

Great video! Do you know of a way to get depth haze/fog combined with physical sun and sky and HDRIs in IPR? I can't seem to find how to do it, but it can be achieved in many other renderers..

[@Xtreame_Magician]

Please help me in this. This is working only in CPU and not in GPU, how to fix this