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Toxi Rose

19 Apr, 2022 @ 8:34pm

How to use water for a hole?

Hi I am trying to make a course and make it so you use the water to help travel around the map however everytime you hit the water it will respawn the ball back to the beginning. Is there a way to stop respawning when you hit the water?

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herbstwerk has Golf With Your Friends

20 Apr, 2022 @ 3:28am

Short answer: No.

Water acts like the out of bounds zone, once hit the ball will be reset. The only thing that would override this is if the ball hits a target zone before the reset is triggered and thus ending the hole it's currently on.

Toxi Rose

21 Apr, 2022 @ 3:49am

Originally posted by herbstwerk:
Short answer: No.

Water acts like the out of bounds zone, once hit the ball will be reset. The only thing that would override this is if the ball hits a target zone before the reset is triggered and thus ending the hole it's currently on.

Damn well thank you hopefully in the future they will add a feature in so you can do that

Hagar

29 Apr, 2022 @ 9:49am

I don't know if this will help you or not, but in the Workshop/Space theme/Features(the little windmill icon) there's something called Watercanal_Space.(the last item, bottom right) It will zip the ball along like a conveyor belt. You can paste together several copies to make it longer, or transform it by stretching it.

Toxi Rose

30 May, 2022 @ 7:55pm

Originally posted by Jetpacker73:
I don't know if this will help you or not, but in the Workshop/Space theme/Features(the little windmill icon) there's something called Watercanal_Space.(the last item, bottom right) It will zip the ball along like a conveyor belt. You can paste together several copies to make it longer, or transform it by stretching it.

Thank you that does help me with some ideas I could do

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