Waterfall and realistic flooding by alexb911

Posted 18 years ago2005-07-30 07:04:20 UTC • Examples • Half-Life

Name: Waterfall and realistic flooding
By: alexb911
Type: Map
Engine: Goldsource
Game: Half-Life
Category: Examples
Included: BSP, RMF/VMF

Created: 18 years ago2005-07-30 07:04:20 UTC
Updated: 18 years ago2005-07-30 07:05:07 UTC
Views: 2994
Downloads: 924
Comments: 6

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Just a quick map to show a good way to incoperate a flood into your map. When you press either red button, the grating in the corner closes, and the water rises. Press again to open grate, and allow water to drain away. ...Exciting!! lol.

PS. sorry for the lack of VM, but didn't have time or energy and its only an example map

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Elon Yariv

Commented 18 years ago2005-07-30 19:03:11 UTC Comment #8337

SEVENTH ALREADY DID AN EXAMPLE MAP ON THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Grrrrrr

Mercenary

Commented 18 years ago2005-08-01 02:44:58 UTC Comment #8362

It doesnt really matter... it looks really wierd when the "waterfall" keeps falling INSIDE the huge body of water :/

alexb911

Commented 18 years ago2005-08-22 05:21:43 UTC Comment #8642

yeh, i tried a func_wall on concrete goind up with the water, and it worked, but looked weird.

rowleybob

Commented 18 years ago2005-08-29 03:10:24 UTC Comment #8739

You could make the flow a func_door, moving up slowly with the water level.

With an animated texture and playing with the fx settings, you might be able to make it look like flowing water as well.

alexb911

Commented 18 years ago2005-10-02 12:38:38 UTC Comment #9310

where would the water go?

rowleybob

Commented 18 years ago2005-12-19 14:31:32 UTC Comment #10136

Good point. You could use renders with multiple sections, like the progress bar in my battlefront turret map--though when I wrote those comments, I didn't realize what you were talking about

Waterfall and realistic flooding

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