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I'm attempting to set up an underwater scene in Cycles by using the world shaders. My node setup isn't very complicated, it's just a principled volume node with the usual background node.The problem is that any density value above 0 completely blackens the whole scene. I want my scene to have an atmospheric look but still allows light to pass through. This is the scene with density set to 0:

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And this is the scene with .001 density:

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I'm not sure what the issue is. I have a pretty strong sun light source in the scene, and this has never been a problem for me before. Any advice would be appreciated.

Robin Sebbag
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  • It's probably a duplicate of https://blender.stackexchange.com/questions/78446/sun-lamp-and-volumetrics-in-blender-cycles – Lutzi Mar 06 '24 at 21:40

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