How do I stop water looking like this from far away on low end devices?

[FloClapss (Floreenul)]

So I am making a raft-like prototype, and when you are inside the water I want to to like like an abyss, which achieves this effect at max graphics:

Tho at lower graphics, it just looks horrible:

So what is a workaround way to fix this? Or it will just have to look ugly on not so good devices.

[XxPhyco1]

I’ve seen this in games like SharkBite before!

A game called SharkBite 2 has a cool touch in it that plays ocean noises if your camera is in the water.

I don’t know how to code a function to execute when a player’s camera is in terrain water but I have some suggestions:

• Code it to do the following locally every time the player’s camera is in the water
• Set the Lighting.FogEnd low to something like 50?
• Change the Lighting.FogColor to the water’s color?
• And of course, you could change the lighting properties to normal when the player’s camera is no longer in the water.

Hope this helps and good luck.

[Hazelfluff]

mmm maybe make a large part that is the color you want and put it where the discoloration happens.

fog is probably a better idea tho.

As for this

@XxPhyco1

how to code a function to execute when a player’s camera is in terrain water

I believe it is possible to detect the height of the camera, so you can play the effects once the camera is below sea level.

[vyexon (zephyr)]

add an atmosphere effect whenever the player is on water

use :GetState() and check if their Swimming, if so parent it to lighting, otherwise parent it to replicatedstorage

[Aerophagia]

A very simple way to counter this would be setting the WaterTransparency to 1 and then detect if the players camera is under water, if it is then change the lighting to make it look like its underwater, exactly like @vyexon said

This post might help

[FloClapss (Floreenul)]

Thanks that would be a cool touch!