Problem adding ocean water

[Larrylaffer]

Hi,

I created an island in Noggit 3.X, and as you know, that version of noggit doenst save water.
I tried a lot of things in order to put the ocean around the island, but i cant make it right.

So far this was the result of my attempts:

1- I first tried to use the Cryetic Tools AllWater program. This put the water, however, the water colour its different from the ocean (more blue). I noticed in Taliis that its set all the MCNK water flags to "River". I change them to "Ocean", but this seems that erases the water whenever i set this flag.

I know that one parameter of the tool is the colour of the water, however i dont know that number use in order to set the correct ocean colour

2- After my fail with allwater, i obtained and tried to use the Allocean3.0 tools. This tools puts ocean all around my map, nice and clear, except for one detail: The water is not well fused with the shore of the island in some points. There are some empty squares here and there, and it looks really bad. I tried to use another tool called Fixallocean3.0, thats theoretically must resolve that problem, but it didnt do anything.

So, i need a good way to put the ocean around the island (and nothing inside and bellow the terrain, cuz there are some dungeons around and i dont want them flooded). If someone have an idea or solution to this issue, i will be very thankfully.

I hope that someone can help me with this one.

Regards.
(And excuse my bad english)

[Larrylaffer]

So... no one have an idea of how to fix this problem?

[Rellian]

Yep..no one helped me with this as well..I don't think there is a way to fix the problem. *sigh*

[Larrylaffer]

Someone told me that the "Allocean3.0" tools will do the empty holes depending of the height of the mini chunks of the shore... or something like that. I will try later to redisgn the shore in order to minimize the number of holes around, and the rest of them i will cover it with some rocks or something...

Meanwhile, we just have to wait until someone create a better tools for the water..

Regards.