Cant find surfacefluidinfo in Unrealed 3.0

[0u73rh34v3n]

Hi all,

I want to ad water to my level and i found a tutorial to help me do just that!

however, its never that simple... something is always has to go wrong.

Basically, all the tutorials ive seen talk about adding a fluidsurfaceinfo to give your water that extra bit of visual dazzle.

So I open up my generic browser, expand "Info" and all I can find is the following
CoverGroup
+FogVolumeDensityInfo
HeightFog
Route
Terrain
WindDirectionalSource

So as you can see... no fluidsurfaceinfo here.

Do I have a cut down version of unrealed 3.0 or something?
I got the editor free with the game.

Can someone help me out here... I need to find this fluidsurfaceinfo :(

Thanks all, much love.

[Angel_Mapper]

UnrealEd 3.0 = Unreal Tournament 2004, you're just reading the wrong tutorial. :)

[0u73rh34v3n]

UnrealEd 3.0 = Unreal Tournament 2004, you're just reading the wrong tutorial. :)

Thanks for the quick reply.

I see...

So would you happen to know if fluidsurfaceinfo is in my unrealed?
would i also be correct in assuming that my version of unrealed (for unreal 3) is unrealed 4.0?

also if fluidsurfaceinfo is not in my unrealed, what is it's equivelant?

lol sorry for throwing a million questions at you!

thanks again for the reply, its much appreciated!

[Angel_Mapper]

They stopped numbering the UnrealEds, now it's just "The Unreal Editor for Unreal Engine 3". Not sure how fluid works in this one.

[0u73rh34v3n]

They stopped numbering the UnrealEds, now it's just "The Unreal Editor for Unreal Engine 3". Not sure how fluid works in this one.

Ahh I see.

Do you know any tutorial sites where i can find out about fluidsurfaceinfo?
Ive been looking everywhere and it seems a load of people are stuck in the same boat.

I really dont want to have to wait for the book :(

thanks again for helping me out man. youve been awesome.

[Angel_Mapper]

Maybe 3D Buzz has a tutorial on it. Maybe fluid surfaces like that don't exist anymore. No idea. :scratch:

[King Mango]

open a stock map with water click the water surface and check it's properties. Do it in several maps to see the commonly used attributes.

This is always the first thing I do when trying to figure something out. Then I go to UDN, then I go to UnrealWiki, then I go to a forum. Then I go to #unrealed on quakenet when I'm in a real hurry.

[0u73rh34v3n]

open a stock map with water click the water surface and check it's properties. Do it in several maps to see the commonly used attributes.

This is always the first thing I do when trying to figure something out. Then I go to UDN, then I go to UnrealWiki, then I go to a forum. Then I go to #unrealed on quakenet when I'm in a real hurry.

What am I looking out for in it's properties?
Where can I find these stock maps?

again, im still a noob and learning so please elaborate a bit clearer :)

Thanks for taking the time

[(C)orey]

Not to worry:

http://www.hourences.com/book/tutorialsue3watervolumes.htm

In UT3 it's done with a UTwaterVolume and a postprocess volume.

If you still care to know where the stock maps are, they are in hidden in:

\unreal tournament 3\UTGame\CookedPC\Private\Maps

If you get stuck again with something have another look at Hourences' site. He awnsers many of those little questions.

Good luck!

[0u73rh34v3n]

Not to worry:

http://www.hourences.com/book/tutorialsue3watervolumes.htm

In UT3 it's done with a UTwaterVolume and a postprocess volume.

If you still care to know where the stock maps are, they are in hidden in:

unreal tournament 3UTGameCookedPCPrivateMaps

If you get stuck again with something have another look at Hourences' site. He awnsers many of those little questions.

Good luck!

I'm going to sum up my reply in 3 words...

you the man

That hourences is one hell of a site!

I havent found anything about vertecies in water geometry actually moving, but ive found out hell of a lot more!

thanks again!

If i find out anything else about my original question, i'll post the solution.