Looking for an Underwater Plugin (RPG Maker MV)

[GalacticGod]

Looking for a Plugin (for RPG Maker MV) that will give an effect of being underwater. I found a video from twitter for someone using a plugin that looks like it would work (I believe they are using in MV in it but it's hard to tell).

If anyone knows what plugin they are using (or another good Underwater Plugin), and where to acquire the plugin; I would greatly appreciate any assistance in locating one.

Thanks,

Link to video:

 

[bgillisp]

Most don't use a plug-in just for that. What they do is they use a fog plug-in and then use a fog layer designed for it. Or they tint the screen to simulate the underwater part.

 

[VanillaBrocker]

If you want to try some experimentation, you can try this plugin, by Kamesoft. The bubbles' effect could be achievable with a particles' plugin by MogHunter. Other than that, I believe it's mostly about choosing your assets and getting the proper "blue" tone you're looking for.

 

[fizzly]

Looking for a Plugin (for RPG Maker MV) that will give an effect of being underwater. I found a video from twitter for someone using a plugin that looks like it would work (I believe they are using in MV in it but it's hard to tell).

If anyone knows what plugin they are using (or another good Underwater Plugin), and where to acquire the plugin; I would greatly appreciate any assistance in locating one.

Thanks,

Link to video:

Fog script (VE - Fog and Overlay for example) with water texture and you can make bubbles with MOG Weather Effects.

 

[hiddenone]

Resource Requests is the wrong spot to ask for plugins, plugins actually have their own section.

Moving to JS Plugin Requests.

 

[Espilonarge]

Since I've done this before, it's possible to do this utilizing a couple of plugins to achieve a very similiar result.

1) Grab Tsukimi's Pixi Filter Controller plugin.
2) Save the image attached below to your "img/picture" folder (make sure it's named "DisplacementMap.png").
3) Go in to the plugins config and put "DisplacementMap" in the blank space beside "Displacement Map Image" (can be skipped if it's left as is by default.
4) Make an event on the map and add the following "Plugin Command" calls.

createFilter displace1 displacement 2
setFilter displace1 1 0 2
createFilter displace2 displacement 2
setFilter displace2 -1 0 2
createFilter godrays godray-np 2
setFilter godrays 408 -100 0.5 2.4 1

5) Use a "Tint Screen" command with the following values.

Red -150
Green -50
Blue 0
Gray 100

5) Place an "Erase Event" at the end of the event and set to a "Parallel" Trigger type.

If you want to add a "caustic" like effect to the tilemap, you'll need another plugin.

1) Grab Galv's Layer Graphics plugin.
2) Go to your "img" folder and create a folder called "layers".
3) Save a copy of the "DisplacementMap.png" in to the "layers" folder.
4) Place the following "Plugin Command" calls (replace "X" with the map number).

LAYER X 1 DisplacementMap 0.0 0.4 60 10 0 0 1
LAYER X 2 DisplacementMap -0.6 -0.5 60 10 0 0 1
LAYER X 3 DisplacementMap 0.5 -0.6 60 10 0 0 1
LAYER REFRESH

 

[GalacticGod]

@hiddenone - Sorry about placing this in the wrong spot.

@Espilonarge - Thank you so much for the step by step breakdown. I am going to try it.

Thank you to everyone else for all the suggestions. I am going to give each of them a try.