New great water shader for Live DB

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lilbignik
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Hello everyone. Few days ago i tryed to create a water shader for rivers, lakes, ocean and etc. The main parts of this shader is automatic foam and simple editing.
You need only plane and right scene scale and you will get great realistic water, that looks good at different distances.

Within a few days I want to improve it and after download it. If you have some advices or improvements, tell it to me. Help me and we will create best water shader in Live DB! Thank you.
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If you want to compare with simple water shader, I add one more image.
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Tnx for your work and to share it!!!
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Great job, thanks for sharing.
The water material from the below project has proven o be very realistic also.
http://render.otoy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=35487
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Tugpsx wrote:Great job, thanks for sharing.
The water material from the below project has proven o be very realistic also.
http://render.otoy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=35487
Sure it is good material too. But first of all I am trying to create a river or lake water. It's more still and smooth.
Now I'm working on water shader. It will be better soon ;)
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Thanks so much! Great texture.
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Thank you lilbignik it looks great

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