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With this code, while the object rotates in the Y axis, the bone rotates in the Z axis.

So I was trying to do the same with rotation, and of course I'm failing.
Basically I have to copy the rotation of an object to the rotation of the bone to create a ragdoll.

Actually this topic was just because I had a problem making joints to work, but now I succeded lol.
BTW I meant a Maratis physics and joint tutorial, e.g. what's angular factor.
But while I'm learning it I could do a wiki page myself I guess.

Oh, lol.... ok...

Yeah now everything works.

The function parent->isHighLight() still blocks the code...

    case MWIN_EVENT_MOUSE_BUTTON_DOWN:
        if(parent->isHighLight()   /* && isMouseInside() */   )

I did

mguiwin_for_cursor->ignoreEvents(true);

Looks like that other than passing events to the next window you also have to highlight it. But this could set the cursor in the background. It's a bit complex.

Yes. I'll try to be more clear.
I need to draw:
-some images on the screen (e.g. name of the character)
-some windows on the top (e.g. menu window)
-cursor image
The last point is where the problem arises, since the only solution I found is to draw a big transparent MGuiWindow which in turn draws the mouse cursor image. But this window gets all the inputs, and I can't put it in the background because otherwise you will not see the cursor. Is there a solution for this?

Actually there are problems with both functions.
Regarding isHighLight(), I guess there are "order" problems: I have a big window completely transparent in which I draw the mouse cursor, but so I can't click the other windows in the background.

Yes, this is exactly what I did. But for some reason it doesn't work, while explicitly calling myButtonCallback directly of course does work.
Despite having done setEventCallback(myButtonCallback), debugging with some while(1) loops shows that the button acts like if m_eventCallback is NULL.
Since the MGui code looks correct, my only guess is that, like I wrote before, since we must do

button->setEventCallback(myButtonCallback);

inside the MyGame class, this somehow makes the pointer to the function wrong.
See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1418 … e-examples for reference and similar topics on the web with these keywords (c++ method class callback etc.).
Still, proposed solutions does not work for me and I'm not even sure this is actually the cause.

You have to write it like this:

[ code ] (with no spaces)
put your code here
[ / code ] (with no spaces)

Yes but I want collision so I need soft body physics like in Bullet.