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Hey guys,I'm trying to model the site of my building.I'm currently working on modelling the lake, where it connects to a small dam that channels the water into a small stream.My question to you is:What would be the best practice in regards to modelling the water?I plan to do some renderings showing this in the distance so I want to do it right the first time.Thanks in advance,Mike
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Create a floor for that then assign the material "water" and check the properties, you have several options to your water (sea, swimming, lake ...) the color, waves.... Check in Settings>Materials.
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"Create a floor for that......", but duplicate it and rename i.e. "Water"....
Edited on: Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 9:04:38 AM
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