28.09.2009, 17:56
This actually replaces the white clouds with blackish, brown clouds to simulate battlefield smoke. I'M sure this has been done before.
I've used a 25% opacity on the existing 4x4cloud tga, and replaced the coloring with dark bown, black, and dark grey.
You can either download my version or try making your own.
Mine is very basic and uses a very small texture to not eat up too many frames on my computer. I have best results with heavy amounts of clouds with the cloud detail all the way up.
Download here:
http://www.filefront.com/14620511/Smoky%20Clouds.zip
pics:
![[Image: smoke1.jpg]](http://i709.photobucket.com/albums/ww99/billswagger/smoke1.jpg)
![[Image: smoke2.jpg]](http://i709.photobucket.com/albums/ww99/billswagger/smoke2.jpg)
![[Image: smoke3.jpg]](http://i709.photobucket.com/albums/ww99/billswagger/smoke3.jpg)
like i said, its a very basic effect and what you get from it might depend on the map but i thought it was better for higher terrain with lower cloud settings that way the smoke is hovering just off the ground.
Bill
I've used a 25% opacity on the existing 4x4cloud tga, and replaced the coloring with dark bown, black, and dark grey.
You can either download my version or try making your own.
Mine is very basic and uses a very small texture to not eat up too many frames on my computer. I have best results with heavy amounts of clouds with the cloud detail all the way up.
Download here:
http://www.filefront.com/14620511/Smoky%20Clouds.zip
pics:
like i said, its a very basic effect and what you get from it might depend on the map but i thought it was better for higher terrain with lower cloud settings that way the smoke is hovering just off the ground.
Bill