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From: "Linda J. Hodge" <hodgke@earthlink.net>
Newsgroups: scea.yaroze.programming.3d_graphics
Subject: GsFOGPARAM!
Date: Sun, 30 Nov 1997 10:21:46 -0800
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Well I finally got into the 3d scene and I like it.Its actually a lot
easier to implement than 2d on the playstation!!! Well I have a question 
With this fogging structure.When I Set it up in my initialiseLights()
all it does is dislplay a black screen all around my entire world except
were my 3d object is. It displaya a light source directly above it And
the objects in the vicinity around it. Here is the fogging part of the 
InitLights function as follows:

InitLights()
{
 GsSetLightmode(1);
 foggy.dqa=-100*4096/64/200 /* Hey it says this in the manuals*/
 foggy.dqb=1.25*4096*4096
 foggy.rfc=0;
 foggy.gfc=0;
 foggy.bfc=0;
}
Is this really all that the fogging function does.Because when I play
twisted metal It has some cool fogging effects that I suppose are
hardware made.