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Shaggy

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Waterfalls?
« on: 23 Jun 2003, 18:46:36 »
Tell me this. I ve searched everywhere for a map/world with a waterfall in it. Has anyone designing this before...it is possible in visitor/wrpedit?


Stalker

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Re:Waterfalls?
« Reply #1 on: 23 Jun 2003, 19:33:00 »
It is possible. ADF made one but it was never released.

Offline spiffalski

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Re:Waterfalls?
« Reply #2 on: 25 Jun 2003, 14:31:51 »
But the sea level is at level 0.

So surely a waterfall needs water at a level greater than zero to fall into a loch for example.

Operation flashpoint would simply draw a dry river bed.

Or am I wrong?
One persons problem is someone else's solution.

Shaggy

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Re:Waterfalls?
« Reply #3 on: 26 Jun 2003, 03:54:30 »
They could just make a section of the water (waterfall between a height and the river..going into the ocean) animated, looping a downward current. it doesnt have to be perfect but it would be very useful..not just for my MOD but for a lot of mission/campaign creaters out there.

Offline Maatz

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Re:Waterfalls?
« Reply #4 on: 26 Jun 2003, 11:25:43 »
u mean something like that?


It's not possible i think. just scripting, or did i understand u wrong?

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ukajtec

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Re:Waterfalls?
« Reply #5 on: 26 Jun 2003, 16:51:24 »
surely you can use a animated texture to make a simple waterfall.  The limit of ofp is just how far you can edit it.

Waterman

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Re:Waterfalls?
« Reply #6 on: 26 Jun 2003, 17:29:00 »
yeh... using animated textures is possoble right? Take a look at the tracks on a tank for example.  Make an addon in the shape of a waterfall (rocks at side etc), and then use animated textures for the water...

Waterman. ( ;) :P)

Mr_Shady

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Re:Waterfalls?
« Reply #7 on: 29 Jun 2003, 20:45:02 »
*Thinks about putting a patrol boat down that thing*

Waterfalls would be really good on the eye-candy side of things, since OFP terrain tends to be unrealistic when it's trying to portray more extreme environments (mountains etc.)