Heads up: the game draws lingering gas and spore clouds (gas mines, gas grenades, spore spewers) together with the fog, so they don't show while No fog is ticked. They can't be kept apart without editing the game's shaders. If you rely on gas, untick No fog; the other options don't affect gas.

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• No fog. Turns the fog off on every planet. Lingering gas and spore clouds go with it (see the heads up above).[/*]
• No distance haze. Removes the haze that hides far away terrain, so ridges, outposts and enemy structures stay crisp all the way to the horizon.[/*]
• No rain and snow. Stops rain and snow falling around you and hides the storms on the horizon.[/*]
• Brighter nights. Removing fog makes the dark darker, so this option lets the camera brighten dark scenes further. Nights are no longer pitch black and daylight stays the same.[/*]
• No graphics preset needed. Every option works at any Volumetric Fog quality, from Low to Ultra.[/*]
• Your ship stays the same. Only planets change. The Super Destroyer keeps its own look.[/*]
• Works next to Objective Tracker and other mods that don't change fog or weather.[/*]

1. Remove any other fog or weather mod.[/*]
2. Download the main file and import the ZIP into HD2 Arsenal.[/*]
3. Enable Clear Visibility and tick the options you want: No fog, No distance haze, No rain and snow and Brighter nights.[/*]
4. Deploy and play.[/*]

After a game update. Clear Visibility changes the game's own environment settings. If a Helldivers 2 update changes them, the mod can stop working or look wrong until I update it. If the game won't start or looks wrong after a patch, untick No rain and snow first and deploy again, since that option holds the most game data.

Known limits. Tested on a snowy ice planet. Rainstorms, blizzards and sandstorms are switched off by the same settings, but not every weather has been seen in a mission yet. If one still shows up, let me know the planet and the weather. Brighter nights is new, so tell me if nights look too bright or still too dark.

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