[Mapping] Map filled with water

[OffeNDer]

Hello,

i am making a dungeon in the water, so i want the map to looks like if it's filled with water....

people may suggest parallax mapping, but i dont know how to do it.....

can someone show me how to do it ?

and make the map filled with water... and how to make it more realistic 

Thanks,

 

[ChaoticLapras]

Isn't it something to do with a tint? I think there is something in one of Luchi-Chan's tutorials about this, here is the link: Luchi-Chan's Lighting Tutorial

This is about lighting, but you can adjust it to tint blue!

 

[Kes]

There are also good graphical resources for underwater - buildings, artefacts, general objects.  Have a look through Granny's Lists for her underwater compilation.  It doesn't work just having water tiles and everything else normal, all the tiles need to give the right ambience.

 

[OffeNDer]

Isn't it something to do with a tint? I think there is something in one of Luchi-Chan's tutorials about this, here is the link: Luchi-Chan's Lighting Tutorial

This is about lighting, but you can adjust it to tint blue!

i tried that, but it didnt work... also it is in VX tutorial, i need VXA

thanks

There are also good graphical resources for underwater - buildings, artefacts, general objects.  Have a look through Granny's Lists for her underwater compilation.  It doesn't work just having water tiles and everything else normal, all the tiles need to give the right ambience.

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thanks gonna check it now

edit: i dont need resource(but gonna check it out), i wanna change the map to look like if the character underwater

effect like this

 

[Andar]

i tried that, but it didnt work... also it is in VX tutorial, i need VXA

If you want the player to look like he's underwater, then you have to work with tinting as far as I konw, or make entirely new resources in other colors.
If that didn't work for you, then probably you selected the wrong tint for your map - you have to experiment until you find the correct color settings.


There is no difference between VX and VXA as far as the tint screen command goes - the rest of the tutorial isn't needed for this, you just have to test and experiment until you find the settings for the tint screen command.

 

[Neverward]

I believe I had waratina/waratona/(dear goodness I forgot thier name)'s fog script, but I think any fog script works...

Here I think this is the link I followed, many great suggestions for creating an underwater vibe.

http://www.rpgmakervx.net/index.php?showtopic=37847

Tinting + the use of watery-looking moving pictures/fog script are the best I've found.

Also when I was doing an underwater scene, I tinted the tile-sets I was using slightly blue, which is good because it avoids some weird color distortions done when you tint, and makes things more uniform.

 

[OffeNDer]

If you want the player to look like he's underwater, then you have to work with tinting as far as I konw, or make entirely new resources in other colors.

If that didn't work for you, then probably you selected the wrong tint for your map - you have to experiment until you find the correct color settings.

There is no difference between VX and VXA as far as the tint screen command goes - the rest of the tutorial isn't needed for this, you just have to test and experiment until you find the settings for the tint screen command.

sorry i think i used the wrong command, i just notice when i was going to try testing...

what i used before was tint picture, so i was wrong, i should use tint screen,,,,

anyway,

Thanks

now it's working =)

 

[OffeNDer]

I believe I had waratina/waratona/(dear goodness I forgot thier name)'s fog script, but I think any fog script works...

Here I think this is the link I followed, many great suggestions for creating an underwater vibe.

http://www.rpgmakervx.net/index.php?showtopic=37847

Tinting + the use of watery-looking moving pictures/fog script are the best I've found.

Also when I was doing an underwater scene, I tinted the tile-sets I was using slightly blue, which is good because it avoids some weird color distortions done when you tint, and makes things more uniform.

this really look great, gonna save the page and use it...

thanks 

 

[Andar]

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