This is a Unity3D tip.
The Camera.layerCullDistances variable is an array of floats that allow you to have a custom farClipDistance per layer.
Something that is not mentioned in the docs, however, is that the culling distance cannot be greater than your Camera.farClipPlane value. If it is, it will be clamped down to this value.
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