The easiest way would be to use an external text file that is written by the py and read by the exe in intervals but it may end with access issues if they both try to use it at the same time.

I've done some of that in https://forums.torque3d.org/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=866&sid=26ef5ec3b97cb06d44a72b05f9b1d9e7 but it's just basics and a bit outdated. Feel free to check it and fix it. The part about using it as bitmap comes from named textures and dump function, not sure. On a side note, mayb...

First you need to give the pair of gui objects global names (there are other ways to do it but global names are the easiest). To set the name write it in its place in the gui editor. http://docs.garagegames.com/torque-3d/official/content/documentation/GUI%20Editor/Overview/Introduction.html You can ...

If you're in a single player environment (server=client) you can use the shortcuts LocalClientConnection.player and LocaClientConnection.camera to get the id for the control player and camera. Like: (LocalClientConnection.camera).getEyeVector(); But it's only for single player use. Do not use them i...

I think I would do: 1st. Tag the objects with a dynamic entry. Something like: BoxObject13.checkData = "Ammo box"; Ah, make sure dynamic entries are set to save. 2nd. Make a function that takes the id of an object and writes in a guiText in the screen that checkData variable. 3rd. Make a ScriptTickO...

If you need C++ you can just copy what array does. Having access to the code is quite convenient. Define a struct with as many elements as you need. Array has strings key and value (you can set whatever values, types and quantity for your need) and then use the class Vector to set the, uh, vector. E...

These are a pair of gui objects. guiCopyContainer is a container that can render its contents to a named texture for use in other objects. guiBitmapShader is a child of bitmap control that lets use up to 8 textures (8 seems to work for most modern graphic cards) with a shader similar to how PostEffe...

The name of the project can cause problems, too.
Don't use "test" inside the name and avoid using spaces and see if it works.

You can use Point3F DecalRoad::getNodePosition( U32 idx ) instead. It's also located in decalRoad.cpp. Then you only need to show it to TorqueScript with a DefineEngineMethod. If you don't want to change the engine you could also create a Path and add various Marker to it that follows the decal road...

Thanks a lot for the effort. It works well for my Trust compact gamepad gtx24. It detects it as joystick. All the buttons work as normal except, the horizontal of the right stick is detected as both "zaxis" and "rxaxis". But that may be because some faulty drivers I tried to install for an old contr...