Help with fog removal?

[BassGhost]

I looked through old threads and none of the methods to remove fog seem to work anymore. Is this still possible?

[yellowspark]

If you use c++

D3DDevice->SetRenderState(_D3DRENDERSTATETYPE::D3DRS_FOGENABLE,false);

[FinnX]

Message Jadd, he likes answering questions who can be found through Google 10000x times.

[BassGhost]

Message Jadd, he likes answering questions who can be found through Google 10000x times.

The only methods found through google are WoW Machinima Tool which is no longer supported as of 5.X

If you use c++

D3DDevice->SetRenderState(_D3DRENDERSTATETYPE::D3DRS_FOGENABLE,false);

Unfortunately I dont know the first thing about C++

[Master674]

The only methods found through google are WoW Machinima Tool which is no longer supported as of 5.X



Unfortunately I dont know the first thing about C++

Can be done in most other languages as well. Just get the device ptr and change that render state.

Edit: maybe you will need to hook SetRenderState as well in case WoW sets it again when rendering a new frame.
Edit2: Just remembered that WoW might as well use it's own shader to render fog, in this case that renderstate is useless.

[DarkLinux]

You could log all DrawIndexedPrimitive, and just not draw the fog.

[para_]

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Would removing fog help me to see farther than what ultra allows in this picture?

[Bananenbrot]

imgur. com / zh6eazD
Would removing fog help me to see farther than what ultra allows in this picture?

Not farther regarding actual loaded geometry, but you will be able to see until the clipping plane. Which you already can without removing fog the last time I checked, but then again there are these annoying fogs which destroy any color/detail... It's all aesthetics I guess.