flowing river and moving waterfalls Hamms Scenorama ? Answered

Thank youJosehf Murchison for your suggestions

for the time being i will try to make the water flow only (no fire included) .

i am making the foreground sheet static (only 1 picture) as i feel it will be easier to manipulate.

so the foreground i will be making opaque.

as for the background i think i will go with transparent plastic so the light can penetrate the water flow moving

any other inputs ?

Just the background needs / lines to create the illusion of moving water.

OMG

THANK YOU SO MUCH !!!!

on your previous comment i read / as in OR.hahahaha silly me.

it dawned to me when i read your second comment.

ok so coming back to the topic.

the foreground i should make as regular print on opaque sheet right ?

and for the background transparant plastic i will just have to print / all over ?

this image of what i made might help in understanding more of what i am trying to achieve ,

once again thank you so much!

Yes

The fore sheet should have vertical lines where you want the water to move.

Then the tilted lines on the back sheet cast a shadow on the fore sheet makes the water look like it is moving.

My fault using the back slash it was the easiest way I had to describe the lines on the back sheet, / lines for down and \ lines for up with the fore sheet moving to the left.

However if the fore sheet is a still then you want the back sheet moving to the right use / tilted lines for down, and if the back sheer is moving to the left use \ tilted lines for down.

Thanks bro for the explanation

As this is a hobby project , i am planning to do it this weekend ,

thanks to you i got the basics already for the foresheet and backsheet

I know i will be having some challanges in::

1) Making the motor to rotate slowly

2) Combining the motor with the led light for illumination as far as the wiring goes

Will update again once i make it.

Cheers