Thanks, Duion

I have an issue trying to get transparent levels to work in my game level. I want to create windows in my buildings.
I'm using Gimp to create the textures, Trenchbroom and Constructor to create the levels, and finally TGE 1.4 for the game!

So how is progress?

Mr. Campbell.

Thank you. Thats exactly what i have done the next morning. It worked without a hitch.

I'm using the Torque Engine 1.4 to contruct a game . I made a level (interior) in Trenchbroom, saved it in .map format then converted it into .dif format using the maptodif tool. On that end, everything worked fine, but I get this error when loading into the Torque editor.
See attached file!

Duion, I feel you you bro. I'm with you all the way.

Thanks for your support mitovo. That is why I had Torque3d create this forum thread. I use TGE 1.4 primarily for my projects. I am working on one now that should be completed within three months. Johnny Trouble. I also plan on releasing through YouTube a series of videos describing my experiences wi...

Are the terrains in the same folder as the terrain file or the mission file?

Thanks, Mr. _xyu. (I hope you don't mind me shortening your name. I do not mean to be rude but its easier for me to spell.)
Thanks, Mr. ohmtal.
BTW, if I mis-gender the two of you, please let me know, and I will correct myself.

Does anyone know if TorqueScript object oriented? That is can I use standard C++ conventions in declaring objects? Like for example class Ball() { private: int x; int y; public: void bounce(); } I realize that I would later have to setup this construction in a datablock!