Hallo,

is it right, that newton ignores blocks and map entities?

Regards Efrint

is nobody able to answer?

It depends on what the collision ID is set to. So yes and no.

?????
could you explain what collision ID is?

I'm still trying to figure it all out. If you look at the properties of a Newton object you usually see 'collision_groupid' right? Whatever that number is the Newton object will only collide with that group number. If you want the object to collide with everything make they all have the same number. If you want the Newton object to ignore a block or entity, simply change their group id number. I don't know how to change the ID of blocks. Hope that helped.

He says they have no collision with the blocks...
Maybe his .CLS file simply isn't being written.
Maybe he is trying to create the .CLS the old way which doesn' work.

I know that newton objects have no collision with models that aren't newton...
For static models or map entities you could try making it a newton object with a really high mass...
You could also create special collisions for it with child entities for compound collisions.
Another way is to use the new collison system... it may work... haven't tested it yet.
Not sure if object with my.polygon set to on have per-polly collissions with other objects or just the player.

No problem. I actually discovered this when fooling with values, then I got several people to confirm this. It's good if you want a physics object that hangs from a ceiling. Though it's unlikely you'll come in contact with it

how can i create a cls file....there is no such file in my directory......

EDIT: Ahh and when i add the newtonwoodentity-action to a map entity....it doesn´t work...though the collision group is 0 at every entity.....