Yes the first one was dark so I auto corrected the brightness.

The second one untouched, as for the water see previous post.

Do you think it's clear under water?

i dont talk about UNDER water, but the surface of the mod u use is...a bit glowing, dont you think?

Not really, here a day shot.

http://img479.imageshack.us/img479/4...age80020pz.jpg

OMG its the NippleSpanker again!! :rotfl: Dude you gotta change your nickname to nipplespanker! :P

About "ze water". I think the greenish tint is more appropriate for shallow regions (coastal, reef whatnot) but for deeper one the dark blue one i think is more realistic. My 2 eurocents.

Hey you got give these Mods ago and any way I don't have it anymore those screen shots were old ones. :P :-j

ok this looks cool! (at day)...
it wasnt an attack, use what you want... i was just shocked by the glowing water ;)

Getting deeper into the problem in question: water color

http://science.hq.nasa.gov/oceans/living/color.html (god bless google)

It seems that the greenish tit is mostlly given off by the phytoplancton but there are usually patches of green. So im right :up:

edit: no intention to start a polemic..im just curious myself because

Hey don't panic I'm not offended I got a good laugh from every one. Yea the North Pole one was very dark so I corrected it and yes the sea did look like you needed to slap on the sun glasses. :cool: :rotfl:

Can I just point out that there are NO TREES on Antarctica...none, nada, zilch, not a sausage. There just aint any....not even in the summer! :nope:

Well I did not plant them there. :rotfl:

:lol:

You just gotta respect those things :yep:
http://img266.imageshack.us/img266/3...iceberg6rz.jpg
http://img489.imageshack.us/img489/2427/half4ud.jpg

:o :o :o :o :o
:o :o :o :o :o

I know. I didnt know that they can be that big! The ice goes waaaaay deeper than what is shown on the pics. :o