Just got home and started looking into this. It was indeed failing to init the sound system (console log was actually helpful after all!). Up and running now. :]

Going to dig into this today (likely an issue on my end based on the feedback so far) but all of the builds fail to run on my system. They show the Torque3D splash screen and then immediately close. Console log seems normal, last line is 'sfxStartup...' but that's not particularly helpful. This is o...

Fun stuff!

How are you handling the 2D animation for your characters? Are you just playing a material animation for testing purposes?

It's hard to say without being able to see the code but it's likely some of his changes are irrelevant at this point.

People like @jamesu, @Hutch, and @MangoFusion made improvements along these lines and most of those changes were rolled in at some point. T3D's version of TorqueScript is noticeably faster at certain things than previous versions as a result. The largest improvement was probably a result of simply d...

It might be worth tracing the code from here to see what's happening with the mouse events: https://github.com/GarageGames/Torque3D/blob/7daa243057073f0a7fcfa7d2a8b1c4f50abe73d8/Engine/source/gui/core/guiCanvas.cpp#L653 A workaround in script might be to also bind the right mouse button to a toggleC...

Ah, I see what you're attempting to do. The issue is when the cursor is hidden mouse events are sent to ActionMap for processing, when it's shown they are sent through the GUI system. In your case PlayGui::onRightMouseDown() is never being called because those events are being handled (and ignored) ...

Just set it like any other variable:

Just sharing a neat technique to fake 3D lighting by using spherical meshes with additive blending in place of real lights. https://agilethief.artstation.com/projects/OBBXy?album_id=70137 Not particularly relevant for Advanced Lighting but could be something to explore for someone running into the p...

The problem is TorqueScript's concept of arrays are really just dynamic variables (strings specifically) with syntactic sugar to make their usage more familiar (myArray[0] is the same as myArray0 in script). There's no straightforward method of passing a C++ array to script, which is why ArrayObject...