-MODDERS RESOURCE- Spice up your rivers with some rocks and stuff! Based on the river nodes found within the beta.
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-MODDERS RESOURCE- Spice up your rivers with some rocks and stuff! Based on the river nodes found within the beta.
What is this? So, long story short, before Dungeon Siege was released, the river nodes featured rocks poking out of the water! I personally thought it looked good, but for whatever reason they were replaced with non-rocky nodes. Personally, I think the best thing they could have done was implement both, but alas they did not. So that's what I did with this newly available resource!
Basically, what I did was delete away the outdated geometry of the beta river nodes (they were a little less well made, both in model and UV) and copy pasted over the 'new'/nonexistent aspects of them over to the release nodes, effectively copy-pasting the rocks over onto them. It could have been done less lazily - such as by redrawing the riverbeds, but doing this was a lot faster for little to no negative results.
I'm hoping to see these in your mods and that the people downloading your content appreciate it.