Distance fog material problems: Makes translucent objects disappear??

[anonymous_user_6a619fcd]

Hi, I’m trying to create distance fog for my game and I followed a guide, but it causes problems with both translucent and alpha-composite materials. It makes them invisible!

Otherwise it works for opaque ones like it should (Opaque objects disappear when very far away from the camera but ones closest to the camera are clear). What can I do to fix this??

Scene without distance fog (gems are translucent):

https://i.imgur.com/L79DtFN.png

The distance fog postproccess material:

https://i.imgur.com/kOOpyxv.png

Gems get cut off with the distance fog:

https://i.imgur.com/2pavK8A.png

I tried the exponential height fog, but makes it so that even the objects closest to the camera still are foggy looking(have thin layer of fog).
Distance fog is supposed to make objects in the distance become unseen and objects closest to the camera very clear and have no fog.

This is how distance fog is supposed to work:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c5/CGfog.jpg

https://kayin.moe/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/img_575342a5dcdca.png

[anonymous_user_6a619fcd]

…bump…

[anonymous_user_fbe2d247]

Expontential fog is what you want. Just set the density until look is correct.

[Rawalanche]

While I am not completely sure about it, I am suspicious that this particular switch in the material properties is present there because someone already encountered similar problem before:

Try to toggle it. It could help.

[anonymous_user_6a619fcd]

@anonymous_user_fbe2d247

Expontential fog is what you want. Just set the density until look is correct.

Okay, thanks.