I've got a couple sheets overlapping so I can get the water in my river and pond, but as you can see in the picture below the texturing is a little screwy. How do I fix this and is there a better way of getting water in odd shaped lakes?
Water problems
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brushes that share the same plane at the same place, have wierd things happen. sometimes even if they are a few units apart they will do the sam thing. it is trying to render both sheets as being "in front" of the other. either spread them apart more, or save a little framerate and just use one sheet.
Yup, I'm slow, I thought of the one sheet idea after I posted the thread. 
Thanks anyways, although it didn't occur to me that many sheets would slow it down. 
Thanks anyways, although it didn't occur to me that many sheets would slow it down. 
If for some reason later on, you need to use 2 sheets for one plane of water (maybe you want lower land to be dry somewhere, and one sheet can't completely seperate the zones) just drag the verticies on the sheets so that the edges line up perfectly without overlapping. (just make sure to keep all vertices coplanar)
Or, you can use the 2D shape editor, i think it's found under "Tools"
Or, you can use the 2D shape editor, i think it's found under "Tools"
Forgot there was a button for it. I don't think the older UnrealEd had that button, so I'm just used to accessing it through tools. (2D shape editor is the red triangle button)
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