A simple client-side Forge & Fabric mod that removes all fog.
Feel free to use this mod in any modpacks.
From 1.16.5 onwards advanced configs allow you to toggle fog types separately either per biome, dimension or globally in order of priority.
Fabric:
There are no configs if ClothConfig is not present. All fog will always remain disabled.
Configs can be changed ingame if ClothConfig, ModMenu, and FabricAPI are present.
Forge:
There are no configs if ClothConfig is not present. All fog will always remain disabled.
Configs can be changed from the main menu if ClothConfig is present.
This mod may NOT be reposted to any mod rehosting websites.
For some reason it removes fog under the lava, is it possible that I could edit whether or not lava fog is enabled?
In reply to mistertwister2776:
This feature is available from 1.16.5 onwards if the dependencies are present
you're God. THANKS!!!
Thank you very much for fixing that issue. It is working perfectly now.
dude thanks for making this, i am using quest craft which does not support optifine or optifabric because it breaks
thanks for making 1.19 version
This mod has been greatly improved since I last used it! Now it works perfectly for all of my fogless needs
i did 2 hours of troubleshooting only to realize i downloaded the forge version by accident
In reply to spexx368:
Dude, as programmer i feel your pain
For whatever reason, I cannot get this mod to alter the fog in the nether on my private server. It straight up changes nothing in the entire dimension. I'm just trying to make the nether fog less dense, more like the overworld fog, but literally nothing is allowing me to do this except shaders, which all run like shit with 200+ mods installed. Any ideas?
In reply to Fesh_Pince:
If Better Nether and/or BCLib (one of its dependencies) are loaded, both of them have settings that alter the nether's fog and seem to override fog removers. Better Nether doesn't seem to save setting changes made through its mod menu and requires a restart after changing them, I'd assume BCLib's are the same. Not sure if those settings need to be changed on the server or the client, probably best to just do both if those are the offending mods.
Edit: BCLib has a known incompatibility with fog changers/remover because it changes the fog renderer: https://github.com/paulevsGitch/BCLib/issues/74
In reply to Ibixis:
I see, yeah, I'm currently using BCLib, so I'll see if there are settings I can change there. Thanks for the info!
In reply to Fesh_Pince:
NoFog(Fabric) breaks in 22w03a and later.
Thank you for the update
Oh hey, there's an issue tracker now, sorry for posting the message again.
So I could be wrong. I love this mod, it's brilliant, much kudos. The only thing I wish could be changed is to use the new cylindrical fog model in 1.18.1. This mod seems to still be using spherical fog, and I prefer the look for the cylindrical fog. Is there an option somewhere, or some way to add this option? Thanks for all your hard work.
Do I get this right... If I want to use NoFog in Fabric and be able to adjust different fog types then I will also need to use AutoConfig, ClothConfig (that's the confusing part), ModMenu as well as FabricAPI (of course) in the mods folder? Either that or all fog is generally turned off.
I'm also asking since the mod description of AutoConfig suggestst that it isn't working any longer.
EDIT: Well, no idea if AutoConfig is still working working or not - adding both AutoConfig as well as ClothConfig to the already existing ModMenu and FabricAPI indeed does let me configure fog. So that's great!
In reply to Eric_enjoys:
You in fact need Fabric API, Mod Menu and Cloth Config API. Latest versions of Cloth Config API already has Cloth Config and Cloth API merged. I should add that you don't need Auto Config. Only these 3 mods.
In reply to Blambl:
Ah, thanks for the reply! So I can get rid again of auto config i.e. Auto Config Updated API as it's currently called. That's really good to know. I appreciate getting that piece of information.
NoFog's description would profit from being edited to include that to be up to date.
Anyways, again, thank you.