Ok here goes I've fixed my problem so hope it fixes yours

I matched the data with the Songhua Stalemate data, in the Water.con file (located in the root folder of your map or in the Server.zip if you've packaged it up) my maps file looked like this

rem *** Generated by BF2Editor ***
renderer.waterScroll 0/0
renderer.waterAnimSpeed 1
renderer.waterColor 0/1/0.501961
renderer.waterSpecularColor 0/0.501961/1/0
renderer.waterSpecularPower 1
renderer.waterFogColor 51.50/51.50/128.00
renderer.waterFogStartEndAndBase 10.00/250.00/1.00/0.50
terrain.waterSunIntensity 0.8

The Songhua Stalemate Water.con file looked like this

rem *** Generated by BF2Editor ***
renderer.waterScroll 0.2/0.2
renderer.waterAnimSpeed 200
renderer.waterColor 0.156863/0.196078/0.047059
renderer.waterSpecularColor 0.858824/0.796079/0.701961/1
renderer.waterSpecularPower 50
renderer.waterFogColor 53.00/62.00/45.00
renderer.waterFogStartEndAndBase 1.00/25.00/1.00/0.50
terrain.waterSunIntensity 0.8

So I combined the two to create

rem *** Generated by BF2Editor ***
renderer.waterScroll 0.2/0.2
renderer.waterAnimSpeed 200
renderer.waterColor 0/1/0.501961
renderer.waterSpecularColor 0/0.501961/1/0
renderer.waterSpecularPower 1
renderer.waterFogColor 51.50/51.50/128.00
renderer.waterFogStartEndAndBase 10.00/250.00/1.00/0.50
terrain.waterSunIntensity 0.8

It still didn't show the water texture but when I was in the water I could actually see the water lapping about.

Now I notice in the root folder of my map (C:\Program Files\EA GAMES\Battlefield 2\mods\bf2\Levels\Watertest) there isn't a folder called WATER. However in the Songhua Stalemate map files, there is a folder and it contains the Enviromap data file.

So I copied this file into my maps root folder. And booted up Bf2 to have a butchers.

Now when I go in my map the water is nice and relective......and green (I did that on purpose)

http://img393.imageshack.us/img393/71/screen2540yk.jpg
http://img393.imageshack.us/img393/8...reen2556pw.jpg

An untested theory:
The file in the Water folder is a EnvMap.dds (Direct Draw Surface, I think). I beleive this is just a straight talking picture. You should be open this in Photoshop without a problem. Whatever this picture is the relfections on the water will have this image (thought probably highly distorted). If anyone could test this and let me know that would be cool, I haven't got round to setting GIMP up with the DDS format yet, but I hear photoshop has the plugin already built in.

Hope that all helps

Nigel

P.S.
In my water.con file I just changed
renderer.waterSpecularPower 1
to
renderer.waterSpecularPower 50
It didn't make it appear much different perhaps a bit more spark'ely(a more brighter refelction), I would have a better idea of the difference if I knew what the enviroment map looked like.

P.P.S
Did you know you can't "slosh" the water with your knife. Realism......Pah!!

P.P.P.S.
Just incase anyone if confused over the location of the enviromap image folder. It will be in your maps equivalent:
C:\Program Files\EA GAMES\Battlefield 2\mods\bf2\Levels\Watertest\Water\EnvMap.dds
And the Water.con file
C:\Program Files\EA GAMES\Battlefield 2\mods\bf2\Levels\Watertest\Water.con

If you've packaged them up the EnvMap.dds is located in the same folder but within the Client.Zip file and the Water.con file is located in the Server.Zip file.

Tell me if I'm wrong people