What's a good water mod that goes well with TMO?

[RedMenace]

I love TMO but hate that floruscent blue color for the ocean it has.

Is there any mod that's confirmed to work well with TMO that makes the water look better, or at least more like vanilla SH4?

[Marka Ragnos]

I use TMO 2.5 + improved stock environment v3 and realistic colors.

Works nicely

[RedMenace]

Originally Posted by Marka Ragnos

I use TMO 2.5 + improved stock environment v3 and realistic colors.

Works nicely

Would you mind posting a screenshot(s)? I'm curious as to how your game looks.

[Marka Ragnos]

This pic is with TMO 2.5 without extra mods



These 2 are with the 2 mods i mentioned earlier

[Kaleun]

Hi,

I use the same mods as listed above with TMO 2.5; See the mod's "release thread" for Screenies!!

http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/showthread.php?t=194657


Kaleun

[tom2189]

Originally Posted by Kaleun

Hi,

I use the same mods as listed above with TMO 2.5; See the mod's "release thread" for Screenies!!

http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/showthread.php?t=194657


Kaleun

Thank you very much!

[Haukka81]

I still search right mod for water color, even realistic colors are too "donald duck" look (least in my high quality/calibrated ips monitor)

Stock look is better with its green/blue water color but other things suck.

So i need to learn to edit water colors my self

[Armistead]

Originally Posted by Haukka81

I still search right mod for water color, even realistic colors are too "donald duck" look (least in my high quality/calibrated ips monitor)

Stock look is better with its green/blue water color but other things suck.

So i need to learn to edit water colors my self

If you like stock water colors, just copy those number values, go to the env file, open it with the S3D editor and open the env atl file and it's rather easy to figure out.

[Captain Dave]

Thanks for the INFO, didn't know which file to change.

[Haukka81]

Originally Posted by Armistead

If you like stock water colors, just copy those number values, go to the env file, open it with the S3D editor and open the env atl file and it's rather easy to figure out.

Thanks! Nice to get help fast


Now i just need get grain back

[Haukka81]

After quik try i must say that its not so simple, many colors to adjust etc..

Stock settings result over bright and over green sea, must find balance

[Armistead]

Originally Posted by Haukka81

After quik try i must say that its not so simple, many colors to adjust etc..

Stock settings result over bright and over green sea, must find balance

Depends...if you adjust the water color, just try to stay in the same tone/depth of color for that time of day, just adjust the color. Now, if you start adjusting other colors, then next thing you'll find yourself with an unrealistic or odd look and you have to adjust another set, which leads to another set. It's fun to do if you want a different look. Just note, during the day color itself doesn't mess with the AI, but change colors at night, it can. Also, the numerous light values strongly affect the AI at night.

You'll find 3 weather types, 1st one is for no clouds, 2 for clouds and 3rd is for overcast. For the most part most use same water colors for 1 and 2 weather type.

They're also a light/dark water setting in the scene.dat. Best I could figure it uses those colors when you load up, but they will cycle out in a day.

Not sure why you would have a grain issue, the files for that are elsewhere.

The best thing you could do is make a small mod, just copy the env atl file from TMO and make your changes, course using the correct path/folder structure for your mod. Much easier to test this way loading one file, rather than changing TMO itself and having to activate/deactivate it to test your changes..