What's up with this????

[JaggedGlory]

I have another problem? For some reason on the field editor at my friends house, when you place water on the field, it's way below the playing field? Is there a way to raise it so that It's level with the rest of the world? Please help me with this? Thanx in advance to anyone who can help me.

[ErikaFuzzbottom]

Re: What's up with this????

I have another problem?

I'll say you do. You have an odd habit of using '?' instead of '.' when most time the problem is the other way around.

Anyway, I know what you're talking about, and it's one of the things that iffed me about RPGM3's field editor. My only suggestion to you is to lower the land to where the water is. But be careful, as any land that is too close to water is deemed unwalkable, even if it isn't underwater, and it still has to be a certain height above water in order for the land texture to read anything other than beach.

[hitogoroshi]

Re: What's up with this????

Yeah, they make you place water at, you know, water level. Nothing you can do about it. (Sadly, that means no waterfalls).

[Drazus]

Re: What's up with this????

You could also lower the water level, or just don't use the ocean tile. Instead, use dirt or whatever, and lower it down under the water level. It'll be impossible to walk on, being under water, but the ocean floor won't be so dang low.

[ErikaFuzzbottom]

Re: What's up with this????

I don't think the problem is how deep the water is, it's how low the water is compared to the land that is walked on. You know, nothing but high cliffs surrounded by water.

[Pagerron]

Re: What's up with this????

No one has mentioned this, but in the field editor, you can adjust the height of the water level. I don't have the game in front of me right now, but if I remember correctly, press R1 in the field editor and you'll see an option on that page to adjust the water level. Your friend's setting is probably at "no horizon."

[ErikaFuzzbottom]

Re: What's up with this????

Not good enough control over water height, though. Medium water level is below default land height and High water level goes over. ...Or maybe Low water level is too low and Medium too high.