Digging into/out of the water

[blfonsworth 10]

I expected the water to come pouring in when I did this. But it didn't. This could lead to some interesting hidden bases. If you dig straight down under water this wont work. You need to start under dry ground and tunnel to the water or start under water and tunnel under dry ground)

 

 

 

Edited January 16, 2018 by blfonsworth

[Ethan Gordon Wilson 27]

This is similar to Minecraft, where water would act like this if it didn't have a floor to "flow" onto.  If you want more fluidity, ask them to add a much more complex fluid model, though don't be surprised if the game performance takes a decent hit.

I think this is pretty cool, IMHO.

[blfonsworth 10]

1 hour ago, Ethan Gordon Wilson said:

This is similar to Minecraft, where water would act like this if it didn't have a floor to "flow" onto.  If you want more fluidity, ask them to add a much more complex fluid model, though don't be surprised if the game performance takes a decent hit.

I think this is pretty cool, IMHO.

I think it's kind of cool too. I just expected a different result. I had been tunneling under beaches to farm sand and thought "what would happen if"