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This is not a very clear picture, for which i apologise. My problem is: I'm trying to build a lovely glass wall with a couple of sliding doors between the main plaza area and the pokemon centre. This all went fine until I closed it off and drained the water from inside, except outside I have ended up with these waterfalls in the water, which means you can't actually see through the glass. They look like water falling from the inside, and from the outside they look like... this. I've tried building up to surface level to square off the area so the water isn't "flowing over" anything, and yet for some reason it does. My only thoughts are: - doors. Does it not like doors? - slanted panes. I have used these for a more interesting shape to the corner. Anyone have any insight, or is my beautiful, traversible window not meant to be?
Intent Score
2
Intent
99
Confidence
Summary
The post is about a video game building issue involving glass walls and water effects, not a real window replacement problem.
Reasoning
This is clearly about constructing a structure in a game (mentions Pokemon centre, sliding doors, slanted panes, and underwater waterfalls) rather than a homeowner dealing with actual windows, repairs, or replacement.
Extracted Signals
- software/game context
“I'm trying to build a lovely glass wall with a couple of sliding doors between the main plaza area and the pokemon centre.”
- not a real window issue
“My beautiful, traversible window not meant to be?”
- game-building mechanics
“I've tried building up to surface level to square off the area so the water isn't "flowing over" anything”
Model: gpt-5.4-mini · Prompt: v3 · 8/9/2026, 5:01:44 PM