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- or you need to compile 3rdparty/bullet/ as a lib and use it.
- or remove the use of bullet.lib and add all the code from 3rdparty/bullet/ inside the project.

For the plugin vs manual use it's the same. For both there is multiple tools to make your game logic :

- using Behaviors (MBehavior)
- and/or using a customized Game class (MGame)
- and/or lua

the best is to combine the 3 :

- lua for very simple logic > manage triggers, open a door etc.
- Behaviors for re-usable logic > exemple in Water demo
- custom Game class for the global game logic, internal loops, AI etc

and in fact, in manual use, MyGame.h and MyGame.cpp can be used as a plugin too (main.cpp is there to init the engine manually like MaratisPlayer does).

there is multiple approach :

- you can modify everything in the mesh in c++, but not in lua
- you can create multiple .mesh that share the same animation .maa files
- you can make a material animation in Blender with a uv offset to change the texture

yes, but I don't have a Android device to test,
and also not much free time, I hope a contributor will test it.

Hi,

you should use your variable inventory in a different way :

inventory = false

function onSceneUpdate()

    if onKeyDown("I") then
        inventory = not inventory -- set inventory to it's reverse
    end

    if inventory == true then
        setText(text_inv, "Inventory: ")
    else
        setText(text_inv, "nothing")
    end

end

yes, seems right, I won't put a space before ";C:\Python27" but I don't think it's that.

you didn't create a sub-directory inside C:\Python27 by any chance ?
python.exe should be directly inside C:\Python27 (C:\Python27\python.exe)

no more clue sorry.

not in the actual binary,
but it is now enabled in the current code

it seems that the dos doesn't know the "python" command.

follow this : http://pythoncentral.org/how-to-install … l-command/

The water with the bridge looks really good !

There is this terrain test done for the game Rage that I found interesting :

At some point I did a test with Blender and height map to generate a terrain, and I found some reference of real world elevation : http://johnflower.org/tutorial/finding-height-maps-web
This sort of data can be combined with a basic height map to add details.

with a command line I mean a "dos" window

it can work with everything, but if the number of particles is not too much.

Rain and snow maybe don't need to have collision enabled.

I'm starting one example.

For the info, the blending mode can be changed here in blender with Maratis addon :