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Demigod1
 Post subject: A tunnel?
PostPosted: Thu Mar 27, 2003 10:30 am 
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Is it possible to make a tunnel..under water? Not sure if this is a Models question or not..... But i was just curious.

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Phineus
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Sure this is possible. Just make a tunnel, like normal (models or ground boxes), then raise the water. However, you might experience the water lag. For that, see this

http://mtm2.com/~mtmg/traxx/watertracks.html
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Malibu350
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I think DavDemBlues did it on a section of extreme luge for an example, and SirJames made the whole atlantis 8 track under water.
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Demigod1
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well in Luge you can still see the grey water...i was hoping more long the lines of no water at all.

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Phineus
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That's easy. Just make it above sea level, ROFL

<font size=1>Edited by Phineus (28-03-2003)</font>
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Wint
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There is no way to be under the water level and not be in the water.
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Demigod1
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Thanks guys...that is what i needed to know :)

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SLO_COPE
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That's easy. Just make it above sea level, ROFL

LOL and here I am telling ppl at MTMG you get useful info and serious suggestions as opposed to sarcasm and flip commentary. Ha! Image
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Malibu350
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Puts on thinkin' cap.... how hard would it be do build a couple 1200 hp bilge pumps in binedit? then strategically place em within the tunnel?
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SLO_COPE
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LOL this place has gone downhill. If you want "real" help, Demi...check out "Ask Jeeves" lol.

<font size=1>Edited by SLO_COPE (29-03-2003)</font>
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Demigod1
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lol. Ask Jeeves. I did. For some reason i think he is ran by the same guys at mtmg:P

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