is it possible to make a cylinder and put water in it in unrealed?
because the sheet is different from the cylinder....
please help me..
because the sheet is different from the cylinder....
please help me..
Cylinder with water?
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ED or even 2 supports only square/rectangles sheets? Using 2D shape editor can I make sheets with other shapes?
Techno JF
He Who Has Powerful Words
Uh, I'm kind of new to UnrealEd, but wouldn't creating a sheet and deintersecting it with the cylinder produce the desired effect?
if you want to fill a cylindircal space with water (like a pipe for instance) you can use a square sheet across it -- bits of the sheet that end up in solid space are ignored.
If you want a free-standing cylinder of water -- something like DM-healpod but with water, u can do this:
make a cylinder.
use the AddSpecial button, select the water preset, click add. you'll get a green cylinder made of sheets.
you can make funny-shaped sheets with the 2D extruder. if you want a sheet thats a perfect circle, use the extruder tool from my site.
If you want a free-standing cylinder of water -- something like DM-healpod but with water, u can do this:
make a cylinder.
use the AddSpecial button, select the water preset, click add. you'll get a green cylinder made of sheets.
you can make funny-shaped sheets with the 2D extruder. if you want a sheet thats a perfect circle, use the extruder tool from my site.
Right. Just make a cylinder that fits right in. Then do the addspecial thingy. Water can be made of brushes; they don't need to be de-intersected sheets.
DON'T (de)intersect a sheet!! This is the quickest way to foul up your map with those nasty BSP holes. To draw a circle in the 2D editor, you will need to use the spline tool. Select a line segment by clicking theright vertex, then click the button with a curved line and a couple of control points on it. Then you can set the number of spline segments in one of the menus.
It's much easier to use the cylinder brush with add special tho.
Freestanding water is great, but don't expect your bots to grasp the idea too easily!
