Is the fog always the grey mist? Or can you change the colour of it?
If its a BMP that is just displayed then thats still all good.
Cheers,
Pete
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The @fog Command
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RE: The @fog Command
No it isn't, you change the colour the same way as how you made the fog grey.
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RE: The @fog Command
lol, i didnt make any fog grey, because, this was brought up earlier in the forum about creating a "Headlights" effect.
Using the @fog command you could make the fog black, so therefore only seeing about 100/200 metres in front of you, hence what a train driver would see at night with his headlights.
So in effect the whole route has a black fog over it. Except the stations .
Pete
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RE: The @fog Command
Take a look at the NE Tram evening version. It has the fog purplish.
.fog start;end;R;G;B,
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