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Waterfall Question!

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[Optional]In object editor go to the Doodads -> Water select Waterfall. Then find thing named Maximum Scale and set it.[/Optional] Then go back to terrain editor and put down your waterfall. Double click it and you will see things like X and Y and Z. These are the dimensions of the waterfall. Y to make it more wide or thin, Z to make it more tall or low and X to make it long or short.
 
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Make sure to change the max.Scaling value in the ObjectEditor/doodads/yourdoodad to a high value (3.00 for example) and the min. scaling value to a very small value (0.20). This grants you the possibilite to stretch the doodad of your choose in many ways and better dimensions than the standard range from 80 - 120. Scale them the way geries suggested!

But be careful... tooo stretched doodads tend to look ugly, so it needs a bit of a good feeling to do it perfectly. But no question, some experience with it, will easily grant you the result you are aiming for!
 
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