ok, for those of us that are a little slow(ok, just me), what is a decent fog setting for a dungeon or lower level prison area? and what is the appropriate setting for clipping? to add to that, what is the right setting for fog underwater to make sure it is colored that right way? i would like to be able to set it correctly in the map properties, the manual isnt really clear, and i am still using A6.60.

This is a trial and error things. Clipping is a quality vs speed issue. Set your Clipping rate to where you can get at least 60fps. I would actually make it get your system get a worse FPS near the end so that you can see what it might play like on a slower system.

thanks FoxHound, any advice on the fog? clipping i understand.

anyone understand the underwater fog? i have a map entity that serves as my water, the player swims, and everything is fine, but it is too clear, i need it to be water color and fog like murkiness. can anyone else help? i have seen awesome examples from forum members, like chrisb's example, thats exactly what i am looking for, but unfortuantely, he hasnt gotten back to me. i also saw the mystymood demo, and i tried the code for that and it was good, but i think i would have to pay for that to actually use it. does anyone have any other ideas, i dont have money for mystymood or anything else.

ok...no one with a clue about underwater fog color or how to make a realistic underwater level? i have seen chrisb's level and it looks awesome, and yes i asked for help, but he must be busy, so does anyone else have a clue? please any help would be appreciated.

Did You ever get the FOG to work??
I used fog underwater in Versions 5 and 6
I brought up my "Map Properties" and made 4 different "fogs".
One of them was BLUE.
I assigned this BLUE fog to my water and when I swam underwater, everything had a blue tint to it, as in real life.

i gave up, lol. can you explain what you did please? i really need the blue fog color for underwater.