Ah! Now I see. No, the word "action" is a command. The word "rotate" is what I named that command. When I attach the action "rotate" to an entity in WED then, when built and run, that entity rotates. That's how GameStudio knows which object to rotate (by attaching the action ROTATE to it).

Well, that makes perfect sense (and works, too). Thanks. I must have been very, very tired last night.

You may want to limit the tilt to -89...89, otherwise the pan-movement would be inversed then (if I'm not mistaken right now).

my.tilt += mouse_force.y;
my.tilt = clamp(my.tilt,-89,89);

Nope. Pan works correctly, but the tilt can switch depending on which direction the model is facing.

In any case, thanks for this, too. It is good to know about and all this helps me understand how scripting works a bit better. I've been doing graphics for so long and have been meaning to do a little coding for quite some time. So all this is helping.

Thanks!

Pan is automatically fixed when it gets higher than 360 or lower than 0. The only real worry is when something is based off the camera's pan or the camera's pan is based off of something that is not automatically fixed, then you'll get a weird reaction.