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No More Purple Pollution [Silty Water]

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Use Hide it! instead.

Thanks

I haven't looked at the code of this game, and haven't coded in a couple years now, but it seems to me like simple if/then/else statements would fix this. IE:

IF $MapStyle=European, $WaterColor=EuropeanWaterColor;
ELSEIF $MapStyle=North, $WaterColor=NorthWaterColor;
ELSE $WaterColor=PollutionColor;
ENDIF

Like I said, I haven't coded in a long time, and I haven't checked what coding language(s) are in use, but this is just an clue. I have no idea what variables they officially allow you to manipulate via current mods.

@seniorjulio I tried to originally make a recolor to do just that. I had difficulty matching the polluted water to the color of the unpolluted water. It is perhaps possible with the new updates that this would no longer be a problem, however the color of the European maps have a different water color than those of the other maps, leading the recolors to appear different on different maps. If you want to fiddle around with the settings the source code is available from github, but from what I have tried, the colors of the pollution and water will not match.

hey umm have you ever thought about making one the same color as the water so we don't have to worry about the purple goop at all?

I'm using this variation along with the Grey Grass and to me it's just the best, most realistic, combination. Thanks!

Thanks! It always bugged me that pollution was unrealistically purple.

Now I can make the Humber!

Ok, thanks.

@The Khajiit I've messed around with trying to make the water color have no distinct pollution color, however the color filter that the game uses is applied directly, giving the water a dark color when no a neutral color is applied. To get the water to appear to no pollution color the a making color shader would have to be found. The code is available on Github if you want to try to find it, I however was unable to find a color that seemingly removed the pollution color entirely.