Hello,
Whenever I try to use salt water from the paint selection it drills a deep hole straight down. I set the grid (enter) but that doesn't help. I'm likely doing something wrong, though I've used the regular water extensively - lakes, rivers, etc - with no real problems. Any suggestions would be great. If this topic has already been addressed I apologize... I did a forum search and didn't find anything helpful. Thank you. 
That's just how that tool works. Personally I would advise against using it. The water tool (no. 5) as you already mentioned is much more accurate.
Thank you for the reply.
The problem is tuna... I'm making a variety of islands, some with unbroken rings and fresh water lagoons. I had hopes of being able to catch both fresh and salt water fish from the islands. I'll keep messing with it, but I had hopes of doing it without major damage to repair as I've built structures and such under some of the islands. Maybe the Unity version will allow salt water to be manipulated in the same way fresh water is. Thanks again.
At this time I cannot see a difference between those two, except there is one water you can't drink. In real life I only know the difference of foaming salt water, but I don't really think you will ever seen that in the game.
I believe block placer by Minotorious can manipulate salt water.
At this time I cannot see a difference between those two, except there is one water you can't drink. In real life I only know the difference of foaming salt water, but I don't really think you will ever seen that in the game.
Mainly I'm after the tuna because it boosts health a lot, and so far I've only caught them in salt water.
P.S. Your blueprints are excellent.
I believe block placer by Minotorious can manipulate salt water.
Thank you, I'll try to locate it.
Mainly I'm after the tuna because it boosts health a lot, and so far I've only caught them in salt water.
P.S. Your blueprints are excellent.
Thank you.. i like tuna, on my bread. 
I believe block placer by Minotorious can manipulate salt water.
It works and it's easy to use! Thanks again for the suggestion. 
in combination with the other tools you should be able to do what you need to do glad to hear it worked!
