thats not the point. In fact the scripting problems are rarly.. But anyway..thanks
The point is how I could implementet it into the interface (I don't want to implement an Max/Min parameter for every value..But maybe I'll implement a "Random Radius" for every part (e.g. scale_x/y/z ; pan/tilt/roll). For example you have scale_x = 1; and scale_radius = 10. Than the scale (x/y and z) would be set from 1-11))
I'll think about it.

Triple-X

Amazing TripleX. Will be a very useful feature.

You level looks so ralistisk should the level go with it so we could test in it as a test level fore the features

it looks damn amazing so far triple, I wouldnt worry about implementing physics and particles, what you have is more than enough for a first run.

Keep up the good work!

Working on the multi-selection..Generally you can select many entities (upto 1024) at the same time by clicking with the mouse and key_ctrl (like in windows). You can now change all the settings you can change with one single entity (flags / skills / material / model etc. etc.).
A WIP Shot:

Remarks:
1) The outgrayed flags means, that these settings are different (e.g. Model 1 has shadow activated, model 2 not).
2) The Filename / Entname etc. section will be reworked. Here you will be able to click onto a Combo Box list with that you can 1) see all marked entities, 2) select a specific entitiy out of the selection (e.g. all models with filename model1.mdl, or the model with the entname model_10_20).




Triple-X

I can imagine that these multiple selection thing raises alot of problems. What if you want to raise all objects only a few quants? And something like that. Is that possible with dragging the colored arrows?

If you want to move all objects you can move them via the 3 arrows, yes

Can you also rotate via the arrows? In Torque you press the ALT-key while dragging the mouse and it rotates. Without the ALT-key it will move. With ALT and STRG it will resize the objects.

yes you can rotate and scale the objects with the arrows!
(key settings:

no keys = normal movement
alt = rotating
alt + ctrl = scaling
ctrl = moving with collision )

I have to admit, that I followed that thread only roughly, but it does look great.
It surely was not easy to set it up.

It's.. cool.