interactive water possible?

Sorry for up this topic but i have a great request

I can't find , water test of greg on stencylforge
It's possible to share it please ?
It would be nice since i'm trying to reproduce this kind of stuff (water real time)

The implementation that slows less is the drawing one.

I made a small experiment game with water and i used a list to keep track of the nodes on the water surface, and then i was drawing a curve between nodes.
This is great if you want waves, and you can also manage rectangular collisions.

Sadly i lost the code, but i can remake it better in a day or two^^

I think that would be great for everyone ?
you could put that in ressources as well ?

Sorry for up this topic

Bumping this thread doesn't seem like a bad thing to me. It seems that threads like this should be around more often. I think it's good when developers push the limits of the system.

Surprise #1 - Draw Curve?! 

...but apparently that's not standard anymore...
http://community.stencyl.com/index.php?topic=7205.0


Surprise #2 - There's a lot of potential with Joints. I wasn't thinking about the possibilities because I was using GameSalad.

Curves and joints are necessary to make many kind of effects otherwise unachievable.

Hi
I tried it
But i dont know how to make it work?
The water seems moving in the beginning of the scene and nothing more after (it's flat)

What kind of object can collide with it ?

You could try making a collision block with a platform that isn't visible, underneathe the collision, and make it so when the block is touched you can make an animation that looks like your Actor is in the water. I don't really use stencyl so I have no idea what i'm talking about, but if this was helpful, then I just blew my own mind X3

Hi
I tried it
But i dont know how to make it work?
The water seems moving in the beginning of the scene and nothing more after (it's flat)

What kind of object can collide with it ?

It's a work in progress.

What exactly are you goint to use water for?

There are many implementations and even if what i'm making is going to be as general as can be, but there are things like waterfalls, dripping and capillarity which need a different approach(aka they are beyond my actual skills).

what i'm going to code is a simple model which shapes the water surface using curves end eventually tracks collisions making waves.Every time an actor falls into water, water level raise accordingly to the area of the actor.

Hey that's friggen awesome!! I'll have to try that Also, you could combine your particle idea, so when an actor makes contact with the nodes it spawns a few particles, to make a splash, might mask the almost 'stringy' look of it

Hi
I tried it
But i dont know how to make it work?
The water seems moving in the beginning of the scene and nothing more after (it's flat)

What kind of object can collide with it ?

It's a work in progress.

What exactly are you goint to use water for?

There are many implementations and even if what i'm making is going to be as general as can be, but there are things like waterfalls, dripping and capillarity which need a different approach(aka they are beyond my actual skills).

what i'm going to code is a simple model which shapes the water surface using curves end eventually tracks collisions making waves.Every time an actor falls into water, water level raise accordingly to the area of the actor.

Oh ok sorry , i thought it was done xd

Well , i think already your stuff could be enough to begin with

thanks anyway

uh i forgot the smileys before^^

Search Water Test.

includes some simple collision, odd surface mechanics, watery blue effect, and some sample effects.
Up and down to move the circles.

It's still an alpha so don't rate plis:)

Edit:The Water Test is made upon my "Standard Blank" kit to start faster:D

humm ok !

it all depends what are you using your water for.
if its a background just nice waves animations would be fine.
if its for platformer a region with some kind of movement resistant.
physics - probably some if inside region set x velocity to:<your vertical speed - speed (depth)>.
making water go from jar to cup probably some small actors on surface and bigger actor on depth representing rest of water (as you dont really care about movement of those). as you pour water( lil ones from jar into cup) you reduce size of depth actor and create new surfies ones. 

so its all depends on contex and what characteristic ar eyou interested in (being liquid, reducing movement, changing shape depending on force)

i won't be able to code about it for a while.
Maybe in the week end i'll tweak it to make it more efficient:)