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So I am not sure if this issue is since I started using R W Enhancer or since TS2020 updated but distant mountains now look white if the fog enhancement is checked off in R W Enhancer. The mountains look normal if the fog enhancement is is unchecked. The thing is I like the misty realism when the fog is enabled but the white mountains look phony as hell to me. Has anyone else noticed the problem and is there a setting somewhere that is a happy medium? You can see in the picture those are supposed to be distant mountains not clouds. I notice it most in Marias Pass and Canadian Mountain Passes. Even a very light gray would be better.

suzukisk
Pete

suzukisk wrote:

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So I am not sure if this issue is since I started using R W Enhancer or since TS2020 updated but distant mountains now look white if the fog enhancement is checked off in R W Enhancer. The mountains look normal if the fog enhancement is is unchecked. The thing is I like the misty realism when the fog is enabled but the white mountains look phony as hell to me. Has anyone else noticed the problem and is there a setting somewhere that is a happy medium? You can see in the picture those are supposed to be distant mountains not clouds. I notice it most in Marias Pass and Canadian Mountain Passes. Even a very light gray would be better.

suzukisk
Pete

When TS updated to TS2020 the distant mountains became much more blurry around their edges. I haven't been able to replicate the colour issue that you are showing though.

Hi,

This might actually be related to weather patterns date back to the beginnings of TS/RW/RS. Weather patterns have their own fog settings, with the option to override the TimeOfDay blueprint's fog color+distance settings. Some of the original Kuju weather patterns (in Assets\RailSimulatorCore) have this fogging override and that bright white fog color, possibly some other weather blueprints, too.

TL;DR - check if that white mountains issue goes away if you switch the scenario's weather pattern in the editor.

Cheers
Michael

Distant terrain looks ok when you have all kind of bluring set off.
I think you can recognize here which position is important :