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Can I? I made alot of stuff to my map, and i figured out that I forgot to set default water level so water looks ugly.
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Setting defualt water level after creating map
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I don't think you can and I'm not sure. Wait for others' answers, maybe you can, maybe you can't.
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Water level is stored for every tilepoint, so just changing one value does not cover it. I do not know any tool that could do this for you. Why not mass copying in a new map or using custom water?
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Use the water palate on the whole map and then go Advanced > Adjust cliff levels and set to one.
Atleast I'm sure that this would work.
Atleast I'm sure that this would work.
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