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EssieP

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I have not made a custom effect before, but was considering it for the following reason:
  • I'd like to make a narrow, single drop fall with some fuzzy spray at the bottom in the plunge-pool.
  • Having made this, how can I attach it to a cliff-top?
  • Finally: I want some rapids in the river: the sort of thing I had in mind is like a boat wake, but static.
How practical is this? I don't mind opening fx files to work it out, but before I do, I'd like to be confident that they can be attached to the landscape.
 
Hi Folks

EssieP -
Yes that's all feasible,
they're not attached as such,
rather placed at coords.

Have you looked at the Niagra Falls in FSX ?

You may find suitable effects exist.

With FSX running,
load up the FX tool, (with appropriate offset)
then have a good root through the effects folder.

HTH
ATB
Paul
 
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