The config is divided into 2 main parts, both found under /betterfog/ 1: the main config file (betterfog.json) 2: all the biomes configs (under ./biomes)

In the main file, the first <fog_type>"_enabled" configs just indicate if the specified fog type is enabled (for every biome) the first one states if the mod itself is enabled

A fog type is a specific modifiable fog state, example: cave is the fogtype activated between cave_y_start and cave_y_end, more on them later A biome options is the json with all the fog types of a specific biome, found in /biomes/<biome_name>.json Default options is the biome options used by default for unconfigured biomes (if use_defaults is set to false, otherwise it wont be used and all will just be vanilla in that biome)

"use_vanilla_for_unconfigured" indicates if, when for a specific biome config, a fog type will use the default's options or vanilla's (essentialy disabling that unconfigured fog type) "dimension_blacklist" is a simple list of dimensions in which the mod wont be enabled "use_defaults" has been explained above the next <fog_type>"_y_start" configs simply indicate the start and ending y values of those specific fogs, cave fog will be fully inactive above y start and fully active belove y end, while void and cloud will peak at the middle and be inactive outside their ranges. "change_time" is the time in ticks it takes to be able for the mod to detect a biome change after one just happened (so if you step in and out of a biome the fog doesnt just flash randomly) "step_color" is used, when the fog changes in color, it indicates the max amount (from 0 to 1, multiply by 100 to get percentage) the color can change in a tick (example: if you go inside water, it doesnt immediately turn the fog to blue, it will take some time) "step_distance" is the exact thing but for start and end fog, it also changes by blocks and not percentage "cave, cloud, void pick indicate how steep the sigmoid curve transforming the normal fog into the custom one will be, so if p is 0.5, the tranformation will be almost fully linear, but if p is 10, there will be little to no change at the start, a lot in the middle, and very little in the end again, i suggest not touching these if you dont know what youre doing

in the biome config files, there are many fog types, each will have values indicating what the fog will be when the fog type is fully active

there are 6 parameters red, green, blue, opacity are all dedicated to the color, from 0 to 1, they simply state what color the final fog will take start and end indicate when the fog starts and ends, in blocks

all of these parameters can be simple numbers, and the fog when fully active will be set to those values or an operation "+, -, *, /" can be used, and, instead of setting to the value following these prefixes, it will execute the operation on the current value

to better understand what's happening, lets look at how the code works the mod will take the vanilla colors, start and end by default then it will apply the "day" or "night" fog, these will be alternating in activity, when its fully day only "day" will be applied, during the transition a mix between the 2 will, and in the end at night, only the "night" one if like in the example, these have no set color values, it will instead just use the vanilla colors, but change the start and end (in this case the fog starts at 32 and ends 95% of the vanilla value during the day)

after this, if you're inside lava or water these will be applied and fully active

now cave, cloud and void are a little different they are not fully active immediately, and the values you input will transform from 0 change to full change across y start and y end (see better explanation in the previous part)

rain and thunder should be self explanatory, activated during rain and thunder (not simultaneously)