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[Lord of Fangs]

Is there a way to do this? It appears 100% opaque in the toolset but in game it's transparent around the edges (shallower spots where the terrain slopes in). Is it possible to not have that happen other than having the terrain unrealistically drop straight down around the water mesh edges?

Current settings that I thought might be relevant:

(Properties)
Collision Wall Height: 2
Walkable Depth: 1

(Surface Color)
Enable Specular On Water: True
Specular Falloff: 1.00
Specular Multiplier: 1.00
Sunlight Specular Power: 50.0
Use Debug Reflection: False

Opacity Falloff: 0.01
Show Transparency As Color: False
Water Clarity: 0.01

Deep Color: 1.00,1.00,1.00
Shallow Color: 1.00,1.00,1.00
Waves Normal Map: water_bump_n.dds

[mikemike37]

did you try dropping water clarity and opacity falloff to 0? also, you could try using the show transparency as colour as yes and using black or deep blue or whatever colour suits best (probably uses the shallow colour for this).



Can't say I've tested though.

[Lord of Fangs]

0.01 is the minimum for opacity falloff and water clarity. I'll try the transparency as color and see how that looks. Thanks for the suggestions

[Talisander]

I've been really annoyed by water -- it never looks the same in game as it does in the editor, even after you tesselate the water plane. Basically lots of trial and error is required.

[mikemike37]

you could also try putting a black box under all of your water?

[Hel]

I've experienced something similar and was unable to fix it.

[Lord of Fangs]

Well I managed a "fix" for my particular issue...I was trying to make a frozen pond with ice you can walk on by putting a floor under the water and the problem was that you could see the floor around the edges where the water mesh where it was transparent...swapped out the floor for invisible collision walls. Seems a little shaky as a fix but it works. Unfortunately this doesn't fix the issue addressed in the thread.