Fog on Android

[ArthasPL]

Maybe I’m not up to date, but is any possibility to add a fog in app in Android version? I read older topics in this matter but I’m not sure if earlier problems were solved. If yes, then how?

[jayfella]

These changes have been made on the master branch and not yet released. If you want to use it you must build from master.

@jayfella

linear (cheapest, best for android).

Add fog to Lighting.j3md

Ok. I’ve merged the fog for Lighting.j3md (single and multi-pass) and shortly will do the same for PBRLighting. I’ll update the docs, but I’ll write it here for now. There are 3 types of fog: linear (cheapest, best for android). exponential (medium, better than linear). exponential squared (best, most expensive). Enable fog by setting “UseFog” to true in your material and setting a “FogColor”. material.setBoolean("UseFog", true); material.setColor("FogColor", new ColorRGBA(0.5f, 0.5f, 0.5f,…

[ArthasPL]

How to do that - step by step ? It’s unclear for me

[jayfella]

There is a page in the wiki.

https://wiki.jmonkeyengine.org/jme3/build_from_sources.html

[ArthasPL]

Thank you. I’m half way so far. How to integrate this build with my project under Android Studio. I have used the JME-Example-master to force AS to cooperate and it works fine on stable version. Would somebody advice me how to ?