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Grey Wolf
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If you mean the transparency of the water when viewed from above, then yes, it's completely unrealistic. As it is now, Mid-Atlantic water looks as clear as near a Pacific atoll. I am inept at working with shaders myself, so I can only wait until it gets modded right. Good luck with it!
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XO
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Lieutenant
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Ace of the Deep
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First report back:
so far, a very quick and simple change just restores the original water clarity while preserving the awesome shine, glossiness and color that Real Environment brings and looks like this: (please ignore the white rectangle, that has nothing to do with the mod ![]() ![]() ![]() Now, having said this I have to admit that I'm a bit clueless what would be realistic for the atlantic theatre. But the game's default water transparency fits my taste quite well. The underwater view is uneffected by this, btw. |
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