The objectivate of this is to take a area and imply water on the ground. This can be done by changing a tiles texture value. I'm releasing because this knowledge could have saved me a lot of time but I couldn't find it anywhere. 

In ObjectManager search for

if(tileX >= 0 && tileX < 104 && tileY >= 0 && tileY < 104)
        {

Add this directly after

int absX = (k1 + tileX);
int absY = (j + tileY);

In the same method you should find something like this

 if(tileType <= 49)
                {
                    overLay[tilePlane][tileX][tileY] = stream.readSignedByte();
                    overlayClippingPaths[tilePlane][tileX][tileY] = (byte)((tileType - 2) / 4);
                    overlayClippingPathRotations[tilePlane][tileX][tileY] = (byte)((tileType - 2) + rotation & 3);
                } else

Before it, we're going to put this.

  if(absX >= 2679 && absX <= 2684 && absY >= 3714 && absY <= 3718)
                	overLay[tilePlane][tileX][tileY] = 112;

 

 

never knew you were able to do shit like this without a mapeditor. Thanks for the contribution.

On 9/25/2017 at 11:09 PM, Blurite said:

never knew you were able to do shit like this without a mapeditor. Thanks for the contribution.

your able to do alot of things w/o a map editor if you know where to look.

Where did you get 112 from? How can I find other tiles? And how exactly do i find the other tiles to use? when i change 112, all i get are black tiles.

Edited September 8, 20186 yr by Versatile

Thank you!

Nice thanksss

Are we able to reference whatever replacement texture we want?

dope

Awesome release.

this is freaking dope. Is there other textures that could be implemented?

Thank you for this! I don't even want to know how long it took you to find this lol

pretty cool, could be useful

Thanks for this