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Finally! We can look underwater in #VRAGE3 (confirmed: no aliens there). It is first implementation with just a distance based fog and nice refraction when looking through the water surface. It also features new FFT based waves on the surface.

Jan Hloušek

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yung shrimpvor 2 Jahren

oh yeah this isn’t terrifying at all can’t wait to play it

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CheapyCheapvor 2 Jahren

What would it look like occluded by an interior with the volumetric water? (And possibly through a window?)

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Toddvor 2 Jahren

Hmmm...with the code already in place for handling pressurized atmosphere in ships...how much more would be needed for functional submarines? :)

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KaiiKillervor 2 Jahren

Will it have a pressure effect depending on how far down you go from the surface?

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tachanka main and 145 othersvor 2 Jahren

@KeenSWH If you can give us drag and impact then this will be amazing. Imagine the ship hitting water and slowing and water starting to flood a ship on impact. If it can put out fires it could be a plus lol

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mc_jojo4 🇸🇪vor 2 Jahren

God imagine Barotrauma type monsters in the depths, I know something like won't be implemented due to the theming of a sandbox game but it would be sick heh

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GOD 💙vor 2 Jahren

Awesome. Now do aliens 😋

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rickvor 2 Jahren

Can't wait to play it some time!

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Jan Orszulikvor 2 Jahren

But... but... the aliens! Anyway, it's looking great!

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