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Black edge on border from water surface to another texture

Black edge on border from water surface to another texture

Re: Black edge on border from water surface to another texture Posted by Pimpf on Fri Dec 10th 2004 at 6:45pm
Pimpf
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Posted 2004-12-10 6:45pm
Post #58899
Pimpf
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15 posts 22 snarkmarks Registered: Dec 8th 2004 Location: germany
Hi, there! Another prob by Pimpf, IJOA!

Here you see what the topic tries to say:

User posted image

How to eliminate this bar? I already tried to lay the the waterbrush outside, inside and in between the wall...
Re: Black edge on border from water surface to another texture Posted by Nickelplate on Fri Dec 10th 2004 at 7:35pm
Nickelplate
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Posted 2004-12-10 7:35pm
Post #58915
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2770 posts 346 snarkmarks Registered: Nov 23rd 2004 Occupation: Prince of Pleasure Location: US
make sure the water brush extends beyond the border of the wall brushes. If it already does so, consider making it flush with the wall brush also make sure the use cubemaps.
Re: Black edge on border from water surface to another texture Posted by Pimpf on Fri Dec 10th 2004 at 7:56pm
Pimpf
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Posted 2004-12-10 7:56pm
Post #58919
Pimpf
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15 posts 22 snarkmarks Registered: Dec 8th 2004 Location: germany
The picture above is taken with all these settings, sorry, but doesn?t seem to work :sad:

Thanks for the answer!
Re: Black edge on border from water surface to another texture Posted by Nanodeath on Fri Dec 10th 2004 at 9:11pm
Nanodeath
356 posts
Posted 2004-12-10 9:11pm
Post #58937
Nanodeath
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356 posts 66 snarkmarks Registered: Nov 11th 2004 Occupation: Student - Bioengineering Location: Seattle, WA, USA
What water texture and wall texture are you using?
Re: Black edge on border from water surface to another texture Posted by Nanodeath on Fri Dec 10th 2004 at 9:34pm
Nanodeath
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Posted 2004-12-10 9:34pm
Post #58941
Nanodeath
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356 posts 66 snarkmarks Registered: Nov 11th 2004 Occupation: Student - Bioengineering Location: Seattle, WA, USA
Hmm, yeah, Nickelplate, I don't think that's the solution if there is one. I did a little experiment, and took a pic. http://img44.exs.cx/img44/4980/waterlines3ff.jpg (white textures were used for contrast)

The furthest pool is the water texture flush with its container and nodraw on all nonvisible sides. The middle pool is the same, but with the water texture on all sides. The closest pool is obviously the one where the water overlaps the bounds of the box.