my.skill5 = 15; // max tilt
 my.skill6 = 0; // min tilt
 while(1)
 {
  while(my.tilt < my.skill5)
  {
   my.tilt += 2 * time; // speed
   wait(1);
  }
  while(my.tilt > my.skill6)
  {
   my.tilt -= 2 * time;
   wait(1);
  }
  wait(1);
 }

action arm1
{
	arm_1 = my;
	my.passable = on;
	
	vec_for_vertex(temp,my,87);
	ent_create("kruis.mdl",temp, kruis1);
	
	while(my)
	{
		vec_for_vertex(temp, machine, 235);
		my.x = temp.x;
		my.y = temp.y;
		my.z = temp.z;
		my.pan = machine.pan +90;

		my.scale_x = 1.7;
		my.scale_y = 1.7;
		my.scale_z = 1.7;
		//my.roll = arm_1.roll;
		
		my.skill5 = 0; // max tilt
	 	my.skill6 = -15; // min tilt
		
		if(key_e == 1)
		{
			while(my.tilt < my.skill5)
	  		{
	   		my.tilt += 2 * time; // speed
	   		//my.pan == machine.pan;
	   		wait(1);
	  		}
	  		while(my.tilt > my.skill6)
	  		{
	   		my.tilt -= 2 * time;
	   		//my.pan == machine.pan;
	   		wait(1);
	  		}
		}
		if(key_d == 1)
		{
			while(my.tilt > my.skill6)
	  		{
	   		my.tilt -= 2 * time;
	   		//my.pan == machine.pan;
	   		wait(1);
	  		}
		}
		
		wait(1);
	}
}

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dennis , it would if I knew how to use bones to tell him. I'm still 'old school' with the vertex animations (and until 2 days I tought you cant manipulate the bones,only use predefined animations blending (for eg.) the head animation with legs animation. (I read somewhere that you can turn the bones thru script...)

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if you would take the time, you could animate your whole model using script and a bone setup, no MED animations whatsoever.

i use bones on my NPC's to make their head look towards the player (untill a specific point that is, we dont want any excorsist stuff in a normal RPG ).

regards,