SetWaterVertexPosition

Sets the world position of a corner point of a water area.

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Syntax

bool setWaterVertexPosition ( water theWater, int vertexIndex, int x, int y, float z )

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Method: water:setVertexPosition(...)

Counterpart: getWaterVertexPosition

Required Arguments

• theWater: the water element of which to change a vertex.
• vertexIndex: the index of the vertex to move. Values range from 1 to 4 for water quads, and 1 to 3 for triangles.
• x: the X coordinate to set for the vertex.
• y: the Y coordinate to set for the vertex.
• z: the Z coordinate to set for the vertex.

Returns

Returns true if successful, false otherwise.

Example

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Server

This example creates a water whose vertices 2 and 4 go up and down when someone uses the '/water' command.

waterSquare = createWater (1418, -625, 91.8, 1436, -625, 91.8, 1418, -613, 91.8, 1436, -613, 91.8)
local waterVertices = false

function waterUp ()
    if waterVertices == false then
        setWaterVertexPosition (waterSquare, 2, 1436, -625, 94.8)
        setWaterVertexPosition (waterSquare, 4, 1436, -613, 94.8)
        waterVertices = true
    else
        setWaterVertexPosition (waterSquare, 2, 1436, -625, 91.8)
        setWaterVertexPosition (waterSquare, 4, 1436, -613, 91.8)
        waterVertices = false
    end
end
addCommandHandler("water", waterUp)

See Also

• createWater
• getWaterColor
• getWaterVertexPosition
• getWaveHeight
• resetWaterColor
• resetWaterLevel
• setWaterColor
• setWaterLevel
• setWaterVertexPosition
• setWaveHeight