Airflow and fog output work together to create the visual effect inside Windsible. Understanding the relationship between these two settings helps you achieve cleaner and more stable airflow visualization.

Applicable Models

All Windsible Models

Airflow Speed

• Controls how fast air moves through the test area.
• Higher airflow creates stronger movement around the model.
• Very high airflow may make fog appear thinner because it moves through the test area more quickly.

Fog Output

• Controls how much fog is generated by the fogger.
• Depending on your model, this may be adjusted through Emission Speed or Fogger Power.
• Higher fog output makes airflow more visible but consumes more Fog Fluid.

Finding the Right Balance

• If airflow is strong but fog is hard to see, increase fog output slightly.
• If fog accumulates inside the test area, reduce fog output or increase airflow.
• For photography, lower airflow with moderate fog output often creates cleaner visual lines.

Notes

Different models and body shapes may require different settings. Small adjustments usually provide better results than setting both airflow and fog to maximum.

Related Articles

• Adjusting Airflow Speed
• Adjusting Fog Output
• Better Airflow Visualization