Here are some ideas for riverbed tiles that I am trying out.Tark1054
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Riverbed tiles – Trying them out
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RE: Riverbed tiles--Trying them out-
Looks pretty slick (no pun intended) to me. Would you set a thin layer of MSTS water over them, or just use them as they are?Henry
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RE: Riverbed tiles--Trying them out-
Either way-The riverbeds in Calif. seem to be pretty low on water at the moment and some of the sandbars do show through. The have bushes and such growing on them so it looks pretty cool. I am going to try to make a set of riverside bushlines that give the really dense underbrush we see on the riverbank.
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RE: Riverbed tiles--Trying them out-
Humm...now all we need to do is figure out how to simulate tides and we can have sand bars that cover and uncover, like in the real world. Neat!!
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