My mistake I though I was trying hard to help. Even when you were impatient and slightly rude. I had the feeling you might drive way the help of others and tried harder to make sure you got help.

People here are used to answering specific and direct questions. If they are code questions, then people like you to post the function(or part of) so they can look it over. IF You have 30 different questions, type 30 different post. You might be able to post the earthquake question as it is all centered around one idea. Post the code you need help with not all of it and say "find all the mistakes in my project please ". To let people know you have tried to figure out the problem tell them what research you did on your own and what links you visited, this usual turns a general question into a more specific one because you have an answer you just not sure how to implement it. You need to ask detailed questions, if you just want to shake a camera and brake some glass, then say that, not 'a earthquake that demolishes the buildings in the level' Please keep in mind that this community is not customer service and you did not receive a year of 'on-demand help' with you purchase of the engine. People here like to help others but are not required and will only give you the time up to the point it becomes inconvenient. With the AUM online, the manual on/offline, the wiki, the au website, and a years worth of back forum post you have a lot to research in so posting on the forum 'should be' when you are stuck and not before you even started.

Any way this is my parting advice to you and I will honor your request and not answer your questions. I want very much for this engine to have a flow of fresh user, so I hope someone is always willing to help the beginners.

Best Wishes
Mal