Fog is currently only available for the Pragma renderer. To get a similar effect with Cycles/LuxCoreRender, see [Volumetric Lighting](https://wiki.pragma-engine.com/books/pragma-filmmaker/page/volumetric-lighting).
[](https://wiki.pragma-engine.com/uploads/images/gallery/2022-07/fog-comparison.png) To add fog to your scene, click the [](https://wiki.pragma-engine.com/uploads/images/gallery/2022-07/pragma-2022-07-17-12-59-15.png)-button in the actor editor and select `New fog controller`. If the option is not available, you probably already have a fog controller actor in your scene (only one is allowed). [](https://wiki.pragma-engine.com/uploads/images/gallery/2022-07/pragma-2022-07-23-11-08-24.png) Now select the `fog_controller` from the component list of the new actor, and you will see a number of fog options appearing on the right: - **start**: Start distance of the fog in game units, only has an effect if the fog type is `Linear`. - **end**: End distance of the fog in game units, only has an effect if the fog type is `Linear`. - **density**: How dense the fog should be. The meaning of the value is dependent on the fog type. - **type**: The type of fog. Exponential fog creates more realistic results.When using the exponential fog, the `density` value should be **very** low (< 0.01). The default range of the slider is significantly higher than that, so you may want to remap the range by right-clicking the property and choosing `Remap Slider Range`: [](https://wiki.pragma-engine.com/uploads/images/gallery/2022-07/pragma-2022-07-22-10-54-30.png)[ ](https://wiki.pragma-engine.com/uploads/images/gallery/2022-07/pragma-2022-07-22-10-55-49.png)
The fog color can be changed via the `color` component of the same actor.