Thenks everyone for the good comments..


But i created my own code,so the ducks are actually affected by the waves..you can see that in the video and simulator..

it looks really cool. i believe this is the only example of 3dgs water physics on this forum.

great work Boss, but didn't you forget something?

A jebiga..The basics water physics code is created by Alen (cerberi_croman)..

Good work from both of you! - and a nice demo!

PS: where is the "multiplayer-bathtub-ducky-race"?

lol..I'm planning to make a game from this..

Are there any plans to release the code for this ?

it's not very visible. they don't seem to care about the waves, only getting a force away from the player-controlled-duck when the player moves it. if they do get affected by the waves, real rubber duckies would be more affected and bob around more from the waves.

don't get me wrong, it's great work.

julz

My code dedects position of te wave making ducky,distance between affected ducky and wave making ducky, and the speed of wave making ducky.. Yes I know what are you trying to say.. Thanks..



Run MED/WED/SED -> press F1 -> go te search -> enter "PH_WAVE" you can find the basic in there..

bouyancy doesnt look convincing, even a rubber ducky should look more heavy.
(achieve this by making the ducky go deeper underwater when hitting the surface, and make him "pop" out more of underwater).

otherwise, great work! really nice

keep it up, and regards.

Dennis

You should adjust the collision box a bit, and you should avoid that the ducks while falling on each other STAY on each other as if they where crates!