How to Add Auroras, Denser Stars, and Thicker Fog to Your Sky

Locate the Atmospheric Options

Open the shader options for Complementary Shaders and find the Euphoria Patches menu. Atmospheric effects are grouped together, so look for the section covering sky and weather additions. This is where auroras, denser stars, and thicker fog are toggled. All three start disabled, so the sky looks unchanged until you enable them.

Enable Each Effect Separately

Toggle auroras on to add colored light displays to the night sky. Enable denser stars if you want a fuller starfield rather than the default sparse look. Turn on thicker fog to increase atmospheric depth, which is most noticeable in forests, valleys, and near water. Because these are independent toggles, you can run auroras and stars together while leaving fog off, or any other combination that suits your world.

Tune the Look

After enabling them, apply the shader settings and step outside at night to judge the result. If the fog feels too heavy for daytime exploration, disable it and keep only the night-sky effects. If auroras clash with other lighting you have enabled, adjust or disable the conflicting option. Revisit the Popular Settings tab if you want a curated combination instead of building your own.