Pretty water!

[Urre]

Update: now works again! See more info below.

Some pretty pictures:





You'll obviously need the latest beta release of the DarkPlaces engine, can be found in the section of the .

The vispatch can be found on (called id1vis).

And ofcourse, the pack itself url removed, see update below comes straight from my site on !

Have fun, and please comment! Also feel free to post bug reports or suggestions!

EDIT: new versions!

[jim]

[frag.machine]

[Urre]

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[jim]

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[jim]

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[Orion]

[leileilol]

Kinda hard to make effects for engines that aren't even in the goals to touch GLSL.

[Seven]

Hello Urre,

you did a really great job !
It looks awesome.

But I still have one question:
When I exec the water.cfg the first time (doesnt matter if via autoexec or with a
new binded key in the config):

3 new lines are entered into my config.cfg:
r_glsl_water "1"
r_glsl_water_reflectdistort "0.05"
r_glsl_water_refractdistort "0.05"

and a fourth line is edited:
r_wateralpha "0.99"

When I dont want to use your Pack anymore, is there a way to
reedit my config (lets say: delete the 3 lines) ?
I thought, when I manually enter "exec water.cfg" the first time,
my config.cfg would not be changed permanently.

My issue is:
Even when I delete the dpwater.pk3, my framerate is still
so low, as with your active Pack.
This must be because of the 3 still existing lines in the config.cfg.

Is there a way to delete the lines automatically.
So to speak a "unexecute water.cfg" possibilty ?
I am quite new to this modding scene, please excuse my noob question.

Anyway, I really love your Pack !

Greetings,
Seven

[Urre]

Seven: thank mostly Zombie, he did the cool parts.

I can't think of a simple un-exec way to do it, unless I make a new release which has a separate config file which disables it. But that would be kind of unneccesary, when you can simple type r_glsl_water 0 in the console, and get the same results

[Seven]

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