The EndHeight property of the GradientFogController class specifies the height at which the fog effect ends. This property is used to define the vertical extent of the fog, allowing for a gradient effect from the StartHeight to the EndHeight. The value is represented as a float and is typically used in conjunction with other fog properties to create realistic atmospheric effects in a scene.
To use the EndHeight property, you need to have an instance of the GradientFogController class. You can set this property to control the vertical limit of the fog effect in your scene. Adjusting this value will affect how the fog appears in relation to the height of objects in the scene.
// Create an instance of GradientFogController GradientFogController fogController = new GradientFogController(); // Set the end height of the fog fogController.EndHeight = 100.0f; // Optionally, configure other properties fogController.StartHeight = 0.0f; fogController.StartDistance = 10.0f; fogController.EndDistance = 200.0f; fogController.MaximumOpacity = 0.8f; fogController.Color = new Color(0.5f, 0.5f, 0.5f); // Use the fog controller in your scene // This might involve adding it to a scene or applying it to a camera or environment settings.
