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Re: Water is not accurate (Wishlist)
Re: Water is not accurate // Wishlist
Oct 16, 2002, 4:32pm
accually, the bending of l ight is called refraction, reflection is when the
light, is emm, given(?) back.
[View Quote]"binarybud" <leom at knorrinteractive.com> wrote in message
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> In so many words your nuts....there is NO BODY of WATER on this earth
that you can see as far under water as you can out of... period. and get
off the "bending light" that is called reflection and if it's reflecting
it's reflecting off of something.
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> "Water just refracts it at a different angle." LOL BB hands Bowen
a fence post.
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> "Now, if you're, again, talking about natural, earth water... that is
something different from pure HOH." LOL duh
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> This is what WE are talking about yes Realistic water effects....sheeesh
stop arguing in your own head dude.
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> The distance you can see(clearity), has to do with the density of the
air/water.
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> "But I can see nearly as far in water as I can out of water (don't confuse
your eyes with mine). "
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> *nearly as far* lol ok this makes our point right here
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> and this has nothing to do with eyes...yours nor mine.
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> use hardware to do the measuring.....:) it all comes out in the wash.
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> Leo :)
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> "bowen" <thisguyrules at 7k2.4mg.com> wrote in message
news:3dad8eeb$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
simply is not
water ....even
light." I
water is part
your
in air as
if you're,
from pure
except it should
confuse your eyes
just a style
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