Godot - Radiance Fog Atmospheric Height 

I use the world Y position to blend in the fog in the shader. I calculate it from the Z-pass, so zero is the current bottom. It's a seperate post effect node with custom shader. Maybe I will take a look at some point, how easy it is to include it into the WorldEnvironment node via C++

​@@Polygarden that sounds very similar to how the built in shader does it, so I can't help but hope that you check it out and see how you can improve it. I know the rest of us would be super grateful! The relevant code is in /servers/rendering/renderer_rd/shaders/sky.glsl and scene_forward_clustered.glsl No pressure :D

@@fredspipa Awesome, thanks for pointing me even to the right glsl file! I will make a note. ^^

Thanks! I will release it. But it's still very messy and complicated. I have to see how I separate each part, or maybe I release the project as it is.

@@Polygarden Thank you!

Thanks! Yes, I try to add other objects to the scene, being it rocks or plants. I have to see how much objects I can spawn in runtime. There is currently alot of load on the main thread when I move so fast. (too much collision nodes are added in one frame) I have to create a queue which adds nodes in sequence, only one per frame. I havn't had the time to refactor my code yet. I will need a system like that to scatter other objects on the terrain too. Let's see if it turns out well. ^^

@@Polygarden Good to hear you are planning to do some scattering. You might be interested in these resources: www.gdcvault.com/play/1024700/GPU-Based-Run-Time-Procedural knarkowicz.wordpress.com/2019/08/11/biome-painter-populating-massive-worlds/ www.sbgames.org/sbgames2018/files/papers/ComputacaoFull/188348.pdf Actually I did try to implement something similar to this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5i0EUC0voao.html its not a good solution and I plan to rewrite it but maybe something will inspire you :)

@@Polygarden Have you checked out the "Smoothing" addon? With it you can go considerably higher on the physics timestep and still preserve smooth movement in the game. It basically just interpolates the mesh/node/camera positions between the physics frames so the movement happens in the rendering process instead. This can remove a lot of stuttering due to physics hanging.

@@wojtek_pe This is very tinteresting! Thank you for the links! Hope you find a good solution too. I'm rewriting the entire thing now for the third time too. This seems the way to go with most software things, as you progress you find better ways to implement your ideas. I scrapped so many things. ^^ ​ @Lille Pinnsvin Thanks! I will check out the smoothing tool