Can fog go above the fog plane?

[Andrew_b]

Hi, I made a city map, and I want it to be dark and rainy, with a layer of fog cutting off the tops of the skyscrapers. I have added the fog, but it goes below the fog plane. This makes the whole city BUT the tops of the buildings foggy. So I'm wondering, can fog go above the fog plane?

[Advancebo]

Why dont you just move the fog plane up? Also just make 2 fog planes facing opposite ways

[Andrew_b]

This is the first time I have ever worked with fog. So if I make the lower plane faces facing up, and the higher plane faces facing down, the fog will be in between those two planes?

I'll go try it right now.

[Roostervier]

I'm pretty sure there are fog settings in the .sky tag, which is what you should modify in this case.

[Andrew_b]

If you truly understand how weather works in halo, and you understand my post, you would know that what I want to accomplish can not be done in guerilla alone.

Edit: I'm having a hard time... If 2 fog planes are in one cluster, tool gives me an error, and if I make a new cluster using an exact portal with the fog plane above the exact portal, the fog still covers the whole map, including the tops of the buildings.

[p0lar_bear]

Did you try flipping the normals of the fog plane in MAX?

[Andrew_b]

I might have, although I have the fog just the way I want it now.