water tiles

[ndchristie]

my only concern si that you've still got 1 wave going forwards and back over and over.  once a wave breaks it is broken, it doesnt recede in the shape of a wave at all, and then its covered by a completely new wave.  check the videos Fak found youll see what i mean

[2dgamers]

Your tiles are amazing! I can't see people can do such great work with tiles. Anytime I try to do tiles they default to looking like tiles from 8-bit castlevania on the NES.
Enough about me though, your work is progressing very well!

[Figs]

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-306017973745653662&q=beach

How about that?

Yeah, quality is kind of junk, but you can sort of see it. (Found it on google... I'll see what else I can pull up.)

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2673454611664267643&q=north+shore+oahu
here's another one.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6669539581800418691&q=north+shore+oahu
A little better, but I'm still looking for a close-up.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8507321816367271565&q=beach+surf
Got it. Waikiki.

[Joseph]

Wow, they're looking great.  I'm not too fond about the wet-fade-to-dry sand though...looks wierd and doesn't completely fit the style.  Anyway, excellent work.

[Faktablad]

From the new stock footage, it looks like that area of wet sand doesn't fade away, but rather retreats towards the sea.