Fog Commands

This command sets the color of fog, if enabled. The value provided should be an RGB value (separated by spaces).

This command sets the color of the fog skybox, if fog is enabled. An RGB value separated with spaces should be provided.

This command enables fog if set to 1. Note that you will need to set fog_override to 1 if your map's settings disable fog.

This command will enable (1, default) whether or not fog should be applied to the skybox.

This command will set the "end" of the fog in relation to your player. Higher numbers will make the fog more distant. -1 will set to default. Fog will be shown in the distance between fog_start's value and this value.

This command will set how far you can see into the sky before fog appears.

This command sets the fog's HDR color scale. Specify a decimal value between 0 and 1.

This command sets the fog's skybox HDR color scale. Specify a decimal value between 0 and 1.

This command sets the maximum density of the fog, given as a decimal percentage. 0.5 would be 50% transparency, 1 would be completely opaque.

This command sets the maximum density of the fog, given as a decimal percentage. 0.5 would be 50% transparency, 1 would be completely opaque.

This command will allow you to override the fog settings of the map if set to 1. Default is 0 (meaning you will by default use the map's fog settings).

This command sets the distance from the player at which the fog will start being rendered.

This command sets the distance from the player at which the skybox fog will start.

This command is used to override the distance at which the Cascade Shadow Mapping 2.0 system operates, primarily a developer tool used for testing and optimizing shadow rendering.

This command allows the user to set a custom fog color override, useful for developers or during custom game modes that require specific visual conditions.

This command enables or disables the usage of fog_override console variables instead of the default world fog data specified by the current map.

This command sets the distance at which the fog override ends, changing how far away from the player fog becomes fully opaque.

This command adjusts the intensity and brightness of the fog within the game when fog override is enabled.

Overrides the maximum density of the fog present in the game. This command can be used to increase or decrease the visibility of the fog, making it thicker or clearer.

This command adjusts the start distance for fog overriding, effectively setting how close the player needs to be to an object before fog starts affecting its visibility.

Shows the cost of lights in the fog clipmap constant buffer, with yellow indicating a cost of 1 and red indicating a cost of 6. This is used for debugging and optimization purposes.

Forces the minimum average luminance for tonemapping. A value of -1 disables this override.

This command set the maximum luminance for tonemapping, which affects how bright scenes appear when HDR is utilized. A value of -1 returns it to the default behavior.

Forces the maximum tonemap value to the specified number. A value of -1 returns it to default behavior.

This command is used to override the default value that controls the tonemap percent target, historically set to 45. It is a cheat command, meaning it can only be used when cheats are enabled.

This command adjusts the depth of field to make objects closer than a specified distance appear blurry.

Overrides the scale at which sunlight shadow fades with distance. The default value of -1 means no override is applied.

Determines if the volume fog's clipmap should be updated. This command is useful for developers or for debugging purposes.

This command, when enabled, allows the game to utilize volumetric fog, which enhances environmental visual effects.

This command disables or enables volumetric fog in the game. Volumetric fog adds to the visual depth and atmosphere but may impact performance.

Adjusts the scale of dithering in volumetric fog rendering. It changes the visual quality and potential performance impact of fog.

Enables or disables jitter in volume fog rendering, likely creating a more realistic or unstable fog appearance depending on the setting.

Enables or disables stereo rendering for volumetric fog.

This command modifies how the game engine calculates fog volume, specifically affecting the enlargement of frusta (plural of frustum, which are the visible volumes of space in 3D rendering).

Toggles the visibility of volume fog boundaries for debugging and editing purposes in the game environment.