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hi,No.

i have tried file > import 3d model
to import a colada animated mesh exported from blender
but during the game the mesh just starts to animate
it seems that there are no export options or commands to animate collada yet,right?

will not work
would have to wait the sequence to finish first in order to change
when the normal is stop and change

"For both ways the meshs will be always converted in binary during publishing"

if i publish my game before this,the .blend is exposed?
anyone can easily open my character.blend file in blender and play with it?

the Look at behaviour does not work for a turret game
the behaviour does not rotate the object gradually he just points instantly
which prevents an turret just start spinning gradually by the shortest path and only when the target comes close to a distance range

ok,thanks

in your first example the objects and speed parameter list were created inside the player list,using commas at the end and you must use the point access to each parameter

player = {
objs = {getObject("player1"), getObject("player2")},
speed = {-0.4, -2},
}

for j=1, #player.objs do
        translate(player.objs[j], {0,player.speed[j],0}, "local")
        if player.speed[j] > 3 then player.speed[j] = 3 end
    end

which is quite different from the getClone example
is there any difference between choosing to use one of these methods?

hi,
outside the cloneList?
if there are other lists just put the variables outside and below the corresponding list?

ok thanks
but I still need pass the current target (the closest enemy) to each turret in the lua script
the only way to do this is using the look-at behavior attached to each turret?

are you using lua 3D math in the 2D rotation example?
for true 3D using look-at behaviour directly does not show me the delta yaw angle that I need to define "aiming acurracy range"

let me explain better
the balls were spinning before including the speed property table
but stopped running after adding it
and for testing I disabled it and it worked again

ok thanks
but for now I prefer to start with the normal method first to understand how the lua script works in maratis
and then I'll try with the plug ins

in this example how to include more players ( instead just one ) and Loop through all of them?

players = {
    objs = more than one player?
    speed = 3,
    update = function()
                   for each player
                              if player speed > 3
                                 player speed = 3
                   
                           
    end
}