#1625 Blinding white screen when changing environments - #5485
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Unfortunately I have no idea how haze is supposed to interract with density or blue horizon color (the formulas in shaders don't mix those values), so this is mostly based of experiments.
I'm up for suggestions and critisism. Ideally need so way to calculate how bright the screen is with given values to be able to cap that.