Populate the underwater areas with unused water sprites

[King of Worms]

This does bring up the question of how do slaughter fish and Dreugh (sp) end up in under water dungeon areas? What could they eat other then you who only wanders in on occasion?

And what does tigers eat in dungeons
What do big spiders eat
What abou giants?

Lets add farmhouses everywhere and supply roads to dungeons, maybe local dungeons canteens

Than all will make sense and be so realistic

[Firebrand]

This does bring up the question of how do slaughter fish and Dreugh (sp) end up in under water dungeon areas? What could they eat other then you who only wanders in on occasion?

And what does tigers eat in dungeons
What do big spiders eat
What abou giants?

I know this one. Unlucky adventurers

[King of Worms]

yea but the fish do the same, and maybe they do not eat so much because they are in a cold water and their metabolism is slow. Than one old giant might fall in the water, tiger goes for a drink and is eaten by fish, all kinds of things happen in dungeons when you dont watch

[greenlight]

Was thinking of getting to doing a heightmap mod for the ocean areas and populating them waay down the road.
If someone else is planning on this, great! I suspect the current heightmaps lowest point is sea level, meaning you'd need a completely new (reverse) height map for the water areas.
Populating them with random underwater flora is trivial. Making it more intelligent will be a bit harder. And adding locations may be tricky.

If I remember correctly, the original heightmap went below sea level, i.e. sea level was not at zero height. There was some discussion on this on the old XL-Engine forums and its IRC channel. However, I'm not absolutely sure about this and can't find a source at the moment.

[Sirellyn]

I did find a version of the heightmap that shows lower. Unity terrain also has some bugs when not placing it at 0 on the Y axis. The base heightmap is incredibly boring but pretty easy to do. Maybe I'll look over making that after finish some location tools I'm working on.

If I remember correctly, the original heightmap went below sea level, i.e. sea level was not at zero height. There was some discussion on this on the old XL-Engine forums and its IRC channel. However, I'm not absolutely sure about this and can't find a source at the moment.