The Anisotropy property of the VolumetricFogParameters class represents the level of anisotropy in the volumetric fog effect. Anisotropy affects the way light is scattered in the fog, influencing the appearance of the fog based on the direction of the light source. A higher anisotropy value can make the fog appear more directional, while a lower value results in more uniform scattering.
To use the Anisotropy property, you need to have an instance of the VolumetricFogParameters class. You can then get or set the anisotropy level to control the scattering behavior of the fog in your scene.
// Create an instance of VolumetricFogParameters VolumetricFogParameters fogParams = new VolumetricFogParameters(); // Set the anisotropy level fogParams.Anisotropy = 0.5f; // Get the current anisotropy level float currentAnisotropy = fogParams.Anisotropy; // Use the anisotropy value to adjust fog rendering // (This would typically be part of a larger rendering setup)
