Hey there
Firstly,I'm SkullBoy99 .I lost my account
Ok..
This is just an idea!!
When player touch the water,I want water to make some waves at player's position.
How to do this?

We can check the player's position and transfer it to shader for example in vecSkill1 ->player.x,vecSkill2 ->player.y,vecSkill3 ->player.z
We can use <transform> in shader to make some big waves at player's position when is touching the water.
You can take a look at this video
[video:youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3RKti466-A[/video]
Again ,is just an idea..and sorry for bad english

This looks like they just use a sprite or a decal deforming for this. Try creating a non-autoaligned splash sprite for every footstep you make...

Yeah,I can do this.

So is this going well? Cause i really need a shader thaat is not laggy and work with ShadeC

Maybe,I don't know

I think this feature will be present in RAGE...

But now I'm working a bit with 3DRad

Awesome graphics in 3DRad
But working on it is stopped

Dont give up!

Keep honing your skills with 3dgs. start small

Thanks DLively
I need to get more experience in 3DGS to start my game project.

Yesterday I get an idea for it:

- If GTA V is placed in Los Santos,from San Andreas but a new version...my game will be placed in Vice City.But with some new places,country,amazing graphics,and high-poly models.Will be a hard job .I will don't use VC map exactly as it is.I will be inspired by a part of it.

I'll start small,with a little city.

No offense, but by just reading this I'm quite sure that this project is doomed to fail from the start. Something this big or complex is WAY to much for a beginner.

I bet you don't even know how all things work, that are happening in the background (again, no offenes...).

Besides that it doesn't look like it's something new or exciting, more like just some cheap clone.

...but that's just my opinion, do whatever you want ;P

It will fall, the water thing had more chances...

This is why I suggest starting something small. Maybe a small boat game? With that, you can migrate your code to another project, and work from there