Realtime Water Script

Game Engine Game Engine Support and Discussion
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I have created a new realtime water script, this time you can have individual settings for each wave and the old bug is gone.
See the blend and readme for instructions.

EDIT:
Now you can have uv coords move along the wave.
See the readme and blend for info.

http://www.freewebtown.com/lblender/RealtimeWater.zip :stuck_out_tongue:

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Thanks! Very useful!

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I like this alot, thanks very much Lagan. Simple and straight forward to set up, and got some nice, slow, rolling wave effects going on.

:smiley:

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YES! I have been looking for this for ages. Thank you Lagan :smiley:

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Looks really nice. This script is a way shorter then the another one that has been posted 2 years ago. The way of moving those vertices looks quite nice to do. I also think it really simple to simulate a earthquake effect in games. Like a character has a big axe, smashes on the ground to activate the power of the axe, and then you see inside a cirkel range the ground doing a earthquake effect :smiley:

Anyways, thanks for the script, this helps me a little to understand more about blender’s python coding. :stuck_out_tongue:

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Download does nor work! :frowning:

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Excellent stuff Lagan! thanx

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good stuff Lagan :slight_smile:

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Thanks for the comments, glad to hear it’s useful.

Download does nor work!

Sorry doc, seems that the server was down for a while. It’s back up now.

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I have updated the script again, see the first post.

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Thanks for the script, real nice work.

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That is AWESOME, very nice work!

Pooba

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wow excelent work!!! you even help me realize how to turn a string, from the objects variables, into an array. Wicked!!! :smiley:

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Lagan. Where can I find documentation for some of the funtions you use in your script. I think that I understand the script but its the fuctions:

mesh.getVertexArrayLength(m)
and

mesh.getVertex(m, v)

that I have never seen in the game engine documentation that I have seen.

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I think there’s no documentation, but i’m not sure.

You can use mesh.getVertexArrayLength(m) to get the number of vertex of a mesh.

You use mesh.getVertex(m, v) to get a vertex.

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wow this is great great for all types of games too.

one thing it would be great if it added another textures once its above a certain height (or just use a timer) so it looks like the wave has a crest of foam.

but this is great for rivers,small waves, and other things

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Thanks. I was hoping there would be documentation of these functions when the game engine was put back in blender. I know you can do a print(dir) but that does not really provide you with what I call documentation. I would need something like:

[output type] = function([input argument type])

“this function takes [argument types] and return [output type]”

“For example:…”

That type of thing.

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I have seen it in one comp I like it very very much but now I am tring to get it but the link is dead.

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Niiiiice! This would work for flags, too. This is probably a stupid question, but how did you make the mist?

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Amazing!!

blender_rox: activate Mist in the World Settings. Information about the settings can be found in the documentation.