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@oblivionosakai know that it existed before but i cant find it so i made one here : [snip]

At 0:49, there's a waterfall. Now I know that the water shader was used, but how exactly was this waterfall made?

Hi, the waterfall was most likely created using custom models with embedded particle effects and a UV scroll shader for the waterfall effect itself. In the past I've used the above technique to create a flooded storm drain.

Sim, precisa. Já arrumei o script. Oq aparece no debugscript?