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Originally posted by ali rafaty View Postthanks!!1but river is different from pool read it carefully:
i scale fluid surface to set with my terrain!then UVW will be bad .ok
i build custom static mesh and get it water materials but no answer
and i mean UDK not UE2
Use your head, look at what is already provided, and stop telling people that their help is useless when it's not.
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Originally posted by Blade[UG] View PostRiver is not different from a pool, and you could very well do it exactly the same way in UDK as I suggested would work UE2 (although I think you could probably do it better in UDK, just look at DM-Sanctuary)
Use your head, look at what is already provided, and stop telling people that their help is useless when it's not.and noting found oN DM-Sanctuary LIKE MY NEED (it is not that in my mine)
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@ Elmuerte This is not true in the UDN documentation and various other source I can't seem to remember I think one of them might have been Wikipedia or something say that UDK is Unreal Engine 3.5 there is a UE3.5 ME2 used it as well as transformers war for cybertron. UDK has enhanced lighting over UE3 as stated on UDN, UDK isn't a direct copy of UE3 simply because if it was they wouldn't have needed to recreate the same engine twice.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_Effect_2 Look at the engine stated.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unreal_...nreal_Engine_3 UDK is between UE3 and UE4
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UE3 is the whole generation of UnrealEngine. The engine is constantly updated, and licensees get constant updates. If you want to attach a version number to it, it will probably be something like UE3.38.
UE2.5 was a fluke because it was based on the UE2 version of UT2003/UT2004, which was forked form the normal UE2. And a lot of changes where made, UE2 and UE2.5 were not really compatible. Epic decided to make the UT2004 version of UE2 available for licensees and dubbed it UE2.5.
There was also UE2.X which was an XBox specific version of UE2.
The wikipedia page is simply wrong.
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