Excellent - now we're getting somewhere! Or, maybe nowhere, because it looks like the code that generates the callback isn't actually passing our object reference to script. Congratulations! Sounds like a bug, buddy! Perhaps wander over to the GitHub repo and log an issue?

In vehicle.cs I used onCollision and onImpact, in these functions have tried using %col.getClassName(), %col.getType(), %col.GetName(), %col.GetTargetName(0), %col.GetInternalName() etc. but nothing works. If you don't name every rock and tree in your level how do you know the getName() methods don...

I'm just gonna chime in here and say that when the engine was written people were happy just to have decals working - most didn't bother doing anything besides let the decals fade (like T3D does). Old code is old, bro.

On the client functions exist for adding/removing decals, but you have to have the decal's id: decalManagerRemoveDecal(%unit.decal); decalManagerAddDecal(%position, %norm, 0, 1, "destDecal", true); http://www.roostertailgames.com/TorqueRef/content/documentation/Scripting/Advanced/RTSPrototype.html#S...

Hmm, that's a good question - I thought these decals were handled client-side, but in source it references gDecalManager so perhaps these are server-side and replicated.... <shrug>

Well, getting stuck more is probably a result of having the higher horizontal resolution while keeping the same vertical size - so more polygons that exceed the "max walkable" slope. So one would have to ensure that the source heightmap was relatively free of noise.

Yeah, that should do the trick - the "downside" is the increase in the terrain data size. So unless you're running the 64 bit build you'll hit the memory cap earlier.

Can we change the versioning scheme? I'd like to offer this: Major version: Dr. Seuss book titles, in alphabetical order ascending. Minor version: Genus/species names of rodents, in alphabetical order by genus first then species ascending. Build/update version: Pastry names from around the world, in...

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vim seriously, apart from superiority complex, antique and bristly microsoft haters pretty much nobody really uses vim. :p

No doubt! I use vi much more often than vim.

And I voted for .torquescript because I'm perverse that way (I'm a father, after all). And it won't clash.