You wouldn't have to use an MOPixel for that, though. One of the benefits of having the guns able to fire pretty much anything.

Would it be possible to generate a thin layer of terrain made with water atoms at the surface every once in a while? So that crafts will recognize the water surface as terrain and drop troops at the water's surface as opposed to the bottom.

I think it would be better and less hackish, if I just made so that AI controlled dropships that has the "drop cargo" AI mode on, would just open their hatch when just above water, and telling them to stop lowering their altitude.

There isn't really a terribly easy way to do that. You might be able to do it with some shenanigans involving settling objects though.

its awesome and btw what vehicle is your profile thing

It is a Manta. Use the search to find it, it's good practise.

Does this work with b24?

Yes it does.

Hey can someone show me a .gif of that "Vertical Water" thing, I wanna see it.

Some editing to the .ini files are required to make this B24 compatible, I think. Problem is, I'm not quite sure which .ini file I should be editing, or where it is. Well, I think I know, but I'm not sure enough to risk screwing up my Base.rte files. Could someone explain what I should be editing and where?

Im pretty sure that this mod is Compatible... I was just playing with it a few days ago on B24.

Have you tried it yet? Have any errors shown?

Strange problem, The water is there and works, But I cannot see it.

Hm. Apparently, there are references to a "Revolver Cannnon" and an "Auto Shot Pistol" in B23 era mods. The first reference is obviously a misspelling, while the second either doesn't exist or is referenced differently in B24.

However, I haven't seen anyone else report these. Is it just my particular download, or are these problems more widespread and I just haven't looked hard enough?

Same thing has also happened to me

Comment "IncludeFile = Hydro.rte/Skirmish Activities.ini" out in the index file and it should work.




Read the tutorial in the OP, you need, before anything else, cover everything below the water surface with the "background water" module (the surface one obiviously for the surface), place your water element at the surface at any time you want.
Build your base and after everything is done, do the first step just with the none background version of the water module and it should work fine.

How it should look in the end