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Quad's Natural Sanctuary Modules

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TurtleShroom 24 Aug, 2020 @ 2:18pm

Beautiful!

q:dixon 17 Aug, 2016 @ 9:14am

Wow. It seems water doesn't know how to water. Hopefully it'll get fixed, thanks for your quick responses and your hard work. It's greatly appreciated by the community. :)

Quad Rioters [author] 17 Aug, 2016 @ 8:48am

This is the first instance. https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=675564410

Quad Rioters [author] 17 Aug, 2016 @ 8:46am

Some assets are reported to block waters, eg, Big Rocks. However, the water behaves weirdly with these types of assets as they are flowed in square shape and not around rock shape. I used to use normal big rocks to decorate a coast and the water is just kinda... glitching out.

q:dixon 17 Aug, 2016 @ 8:42am

I know they are solid models, but wouldnt it be possible to fill some kind of cavity with the water tool? ie leaving the pool empty and then filling it ingame.(?) Don't get me wrong, I love what you're doing and you should have more than enough cred for your work. Thanks.

Quad Rioters [author] 17 Aug, 2016 @ 3:49am

@kero1210 - too.

@anthony.flury - I'm pretty sure they all have their own thumbnails.

@Advokaten - Animation importation in the asset editor is not possible or at very least impractical. My assets are practically solid models just like buildings, so they are purely for decoration. Sorry.

polarbear 16 Aug, 2016 @ 2:04pm

good

anthony.flury 15 Aug, 2016 @ 11:02am

Most of these assets seem to be missing their tool bar thumbnails - so you can't see what you are placing.

q:dixon 15 Aug, 2016 @ 8:27am

is there any way to get this with 'real' water? as in moving, wavey liquid. if possible - i'd like to use water instead of a 'glassy image' as you clearly can spot the difference. any ideas? thanks and good job nontheless.