Pretty water!
Pretty water!
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 files section of the DarkPlaces site.
The vispatch can be found on Quaketerminus tools section (called id1vis).
And ofcourse, the pack itself url removed, see update below comes straight from my site on Quakedev.com!
Have fun, and please comment! Also feel free to post bug reports or suggestions!
EDIT: new versions!
Full pack
Small pack
Some pretty pictures:
You'll obviously need the latest beta release of the DarkPlaces engine, can be found in the files section of the DarkPlaces site.
The vispatch can be found on Quaketerminus tools section (called id1vis).
And ofcourse, the pack itself url removed, see update below comes straight from my site on Quakedev.com!
Have fun, and please comment! Also feel free to post bug reports or suggestions!
EDIT: new versions!
Full pack
Small pack
Last edited by Urre on Fri May 16, 2008 6:15 am, edited 2 times in total.
I was once a Quake modder
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If anyone wants a specific water in custom maps overridden with this, list the texture name and color (perhaps by a screenshot, so i know), and that texture name will be in possible future release(s). For example, I figured I could make the Zerstörer blood pools use this, with a thicker red diffuse texture.
I was once a Quake modder
Yes, but in HL2 they had different rendering paths for different cases of hardware. Older hardware, such as yours, requires a lot more work to get such effects, and because HL2 is a commercial product, they basicly had more time and reason to implement the different paths. The newer paths get slightly prettier looking water, and higher framerate, not only because the newer GPU's are faster, but because the newer paths are more efficient. Let's say LordHavoc coded support for this water on non-glsl hardware, it would be significantly slower on those, not only because they're older, but because you need to do a lot more stuff manually rather than it being supported by the hardware directly.
I was once a Quake modder
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
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
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
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
I was once a Quake modder
@ Urre and Zombie
Just wanted to post this, cause many users could not use your Pretty Water Patch due to it !
LordHavoc seems to changed some of the codes, which are necessary for Pretty Water.
If you try using Pretty Water withthe last 2 released betas of Darkplaces, it will NOT work.
So, if you want to use this beautiful Patch, use this Darkplaces Version.
Its the newest stable Version and it works:
http://icculus.org/twilight/darkplaces/ ... 070928.zip
I guess Urre and Zombie stay in close contact to LordHavoc and will adept the next version
of Pretty Water to the modified Darkplaces codes.
...just wanted to forward the info I received.
Thanks again for this beauty Urre and Zombie !
Seven
Just wanted to post this, cause many users could not use your Pretty Water Patch due to it !
LordHavoc seems to changed some of the codes, which are necessary for Pretty Water.
If you try using Pretty Water withthe last 2 released betas of Darkplaces, it will NOT work.
So, if you want to use this beautiful Patch, use this Darkplaces Version.
Its the newest stable Version and it works:
http://icculus.org/twilight/darkplaces/ ... 070928.zip
I guess Urre and Zombie stay in close contact to LordHavoc and will adept the next version
of Pretty Water to the modified Darkplaces codes.
...just wanted to forward the info I received.
Thanks again for this beauty Urre and Zombie !
Seven