Posted 29th Apr 2005 at 11:55 PM
- Updated 30th Apr 2005 at 01:08 PM by Numenor : Added "Splash" and "Stream" effects
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This is a Maxis Recolour which means that it is a recolour of an item that already exists in your game. Please check the Expansion pack requirements to see which game pack it recolours.
This is a new mesh, and means that it's a brand new self contained object that usually does not require a specific Expansion pack (although this is possible depending on the type). It may have Recolours hosted on MTS2 - check the sidebar.
This is a new mesh recolour, and means that you will need to download the particular mesh itself in order for this to show up in your game. See the Meshes Needed section or read the text for more information.
The Waterfall is a
neighborhood object that Maxis (lord knows why) decided to exclude from the catalog.
The files for the Waterfall were nested into the game packages, but it couldn't be found in the catalog because it was marked as "
notincatalog"!
Once installed the attached package into the download folders, the Waterfall can be found in the
Neighborhood Catalog, "Effects" subsection.
Actually, you'll find
four new objects:
1) the "
Waterfall" itself, that is the "upper" part of the waterfall, and should be placed at the end of a river, or on top of a hill;
2) the "
Waterfall Water Bounce", that is a boulder that creates a "water bounce" effect, and should be placed in a lower position.
Note: you can use multiple "bounce" effects, one after another, for a more realistic effect.
3)

the "
Waterfall Water Splash, that is to be placed in the lowest position,
on the water: it creates a "rain drop" effect on the water surface and a rainbow effect (thanks to Joe_Debock for letting me know about this 3rd waterfall part);
4)

the "
Water Stream", that can be used on solid terrain, to create rivers, or at the bottom of the waterfall, to create a stream of water into the lake. This is an amazing neighborhood effect: the water flow actually follows the shape of the ground!
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