you could also normally select all the faces and use the Q button plus your scroll wheel implementation to push in corners.

The default collision makes it impossible for the player to climb the stairs. From what I can tell the collision is basically the same size as the bounding box around the mesh. Yes, you can turn off collisions by using the mdlclip command in the model.cfg, but that only applies to the bounding box ...

I seriously doubt a few SVN changes constitute an entire engine upgrade being released. Plus, if you're always waiting for something new and better to work with, you're never going to get anything done. That's why you occasionally see people releasing stuff made in Blender 2.49 - the Blender release...

actually, turns out Syntensity uses Javascript and can utilize Python scripts as plug-ins. I'm not so sure about Octaforge, it definitely uses Lua for its scripting (instead of Cubescript, from what I can tell), but I'm not sure about what it's made of (e.g. C++ and Javascript, just C++, or some oth...

if you haven't already you might wish to throw these onto the wiki, I would but I'm rather lazy and busy atm.

DreamBliss wrote:Thanks! I have to admit, it does appear that Sandbox also has the most lively community ATM -

Oh, if only you knew...

I hope this feature was merged with Tesseract. Why would dynamic lighting come with detailed collision? Of course, that'd be a great feature, but the only cube engine-related stuff with detailed collision were the Lua-based cube engines (e.g. Syntensity and likely Octaforge). First is there away of...

northstar wrote:but i have to wait for cube 3 to move on that

you keep bringing that up, I'd seriously like to see some links to what you're talking about.

Can you make surfaces climable? within the cube 2 engine family, yes, this is a material found in Red Eclipse. It's a very common feature request for Sandbox, I agree that should be implemented soon. Flight??? Depends. Yes, it's possible in Sandbox, there's a spell in the rosestorm mini-game that a...

at what time are you talking about (within the video)?