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Post by DrVista on Apr 21, 2014 8:11:52 GMT 1
Some of my projects are abandoned because of this thing. The water box seems missing after you adjust It's coordinates. Here is how you do it. Step 1. Go to a project Ofcourse Step 2. Place down a water box Step 3. Observe the water box from top view Step 4. Move it around while looking from above it Step 5. While moving it around press V And the water box should be lost if you did step 3
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Post by Jatsu on Apr 21, 2014 8:54:17 GMT 1
For me, holding the water box and pressing V just causes it to move down a few ticks. If you move away from it while still holding the water box, pressing V will still do the same thing but cause the green pointer line to no longer follow the box. It will instead point to where the box was originally placed. This will happen with all logic boxes and models though, not just the water box. For more info on why a water box changes coordinates, you might want to look at this post: Lost Waterplane [Bug]. Basically if you're adding a second water box to your game - deleting existing water boxes also count - it will cause the box move towards the center of the game, but remain at the height you placed it at. To find it, just go to the height of the water plane, and then move towards point 0,0 of your game - use the vertical drawplanes to find it.
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Post by DrVista on Apr 22, 2014 1:30:36 GMT 1
Not just that...The water box will make you follow it if you point it down.
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Post by Daniel Everland on Apr 22, 2014 8:51:02 GMT 1
Hah, I see what this is. Essentially if you've selected any object, it doesn't have to a logic cube, clicking [V] will focus your avatar onto the object. Same thing happens once you start editing a model. Now, what's weird is if you do this while holding down LMB, and thus allowing you to move the object, it will move once you click [V] - that should not happen. I assume what's happening is if you hold down LMB the selected object will always at a certain distance away from you, with mouseposition being an offset so you can still move it around. When the avatar is moved to focus on the object, the object will be moved since you're holding down LMB. Now, the very interesting part here, which you get bonus points for DrVista, is that this isn't quite what happens with the waterplane. It will focus on actual water at the x and z coordinates your avatar is it instead of the cube. I'll add this issue immediately
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Post by Linkky on May 4, 2014 4:38:18 GMT 1
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Post by Zek on Apr 29, 2016 17:14:05 GMT 1
hello i need help with a liddle proplem i was testing a waterplane box and now i dont see the box can please say how i can find the box becaus this is a not grat positon
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