Having no plans to work from I set out to construct this box. This project, however, was going to require a wooden frame as a skeleton (as it were).
I’d done foam sculpting before with some tombstones and had good success with foam board. The idea was that foggers on one end would all feed into a tube that carried the fog into the “cooling side” where it snaked around, cooled under 5-6 bags of ice, and was then dumped into the bottom chamber to be released at ground level.
DARK CRYPT FOG MACHINE FULL
This method allows one fogger to fire off for a full 30 seconds, then the next, then the next – so I can have (nearly) continuous fog. This tomb fog chiller has 3 foggers connected to an Arduino micro-controller and controlled by relays. I’d done trash can fog chillers in the past and they work ok but then you have a big black trashcan in your haunt that you have to incorporate or hide somehow. To help your fog stay around you need a fog chiller to cool the fog after it leaves the fog machine. I needed a complete system for continuous fog.
So I’d have a lot of fog and then 2 minutes later have nothing. I’ve run 3-4 foggers on individual timers but they just couldn’t keep up and no matter how hard I tried, the timers wouldn’t synch up. Several black statues can continuously spawn Leydia Pyromancers until they are broken. It is a dark, dreadful place filled with many Undead Prisoners, Leydia Witches, and Royal Guards. The Undead Crypt is found after Shrine of Amana. I usually set up a fence along the sidewalk and have a bunch of tombstones and other scary Halloween props in the front yard. Undead Crypt is a location in Dark Souls II. My Halloween dream for many years has been unlimited fog for my front yard graveyard haunt.
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