In Canvas Studio, Linear Fog simulates atmospheric haze by linearly blending the scene color toward a fog color as objects move from a near distance (no fog) to a far distance (full fog). Because the interpolation is linear, you get a gentle, uniform fade that’s perfect for outdoor vistas, stylized depth-culling, or simply making far-plane geometry feel less abrupt. It’s found in the Scene Settings on the Frontend CNVS UI.
enabled – turns the fog pass on or off so you can compare a crisp render with the hazed version.Â
color – sets the fog’s tint; pick warm grays for dust, cool blues for aerial perspective, or any hue that matches your mood lighting.
Fog Near (Linear) – controls how close to the camera the fog starts to form.
Fog Far (Linear) – controls how far the fog reaches its maximum density. Higher values mean the fog is less dense.
Adjust density until distant objects fade just enough to match your mood lighting, then fine-tune color to reinforce weather, time of day, or stylistic intent. With only two sliders, Linear Fog is the fastest way to add believable depth and environmental context to any 3-D scene.