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ForumsJedi Knight and Mysteries of the Sith Editing Forum → Waterfalls
Waterfalls
2001-05-30, 2:21 PM #1
Okay, I saw in another thread that to make the texture scroll on a waterfall, you use a cog for a river. How would you get the water to go down into the waterfall? Is it sector thrust that pushes it over, or a cog?

Thanks,
gumbo
2001-05-30, 2:35 PM #2
Both. It's a sector thrust, but you have to use a cog to put it in there.

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2001-05-30, 2:52 PM #3
Well, I know that sector thrust uses a cog, but is there another cog I have to use to get the water to go over? I thought I remembered a waterfall cog in level 5 I think, where you had to go through the dam/waterfall thing.

gumbo
2001-05-30, 2:56 PM #4
Nope, just change the direction of the vector for the sector thrust in that part.

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2001-05-30, 4:25 PM #5
I followed the river and sector thrust tutorials, but cannot make my lake move. I cannot even get a default sector to make me move. What could be wrong?

thanks,
gumbo
2001-05-30, 4:57 PM #6
Check the cog settings. That's the most likely problem.

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2001-05-31, 10:46 AM #7
I have gotten the sector thrust to work, but the water still does not go over the edge as I expected. Do I need to make water whereevr I want water to be, and use a mat scrolling cog, or is something wrong?

thx,
gumbo

BTW, I think this needs a tutorial, I might feel compelled to write...
2001-05-31, 11:00 AM #8
Everything you need is in the rivers tutorial. It works exactly the same going down as it does going sideways.

Yes, for the surface you need to use a mat scrolling cog (the 00_conveyor.cog will do it).

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2001-05-31, 1:00 PM #9
Yup, a waterfall is basically a river going down. The vector for down is easy: (0,0,-1)

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2001-05-31, 3:48 PM #10
Darn. It seems as if the water should just obey physics, and then it would be a lot easier. [http://forums.massassi.net/html/smile.gif] This is what I thought it would do, and of course I was proven wrong, and it is more work than that... oh well.

gumbo
2001-06-01, 2:10 PM #11
yup, but if you make a waterfall sector and flag it as underwater but don't make a downward thrust then you can easily walk up the surface under the waterfall. Someone actually used this in a level where you had to do this to get up above (temple of yavin?).
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