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I have implemented in my project a  multi-thread assets load, meshes and animations load perfectly, but the textures are left blank, what should I change in my project or in the engine to avoid this problem?

I have three scenes:
         -Sky
         -World
         -GUI

I need the three scenes to be shown as layers at once in this way: World is the Sky layer and GUI is the World layer, meaning Sky is in the background, World in the middle and GUI is in front. but the engine only allows the rendering of two layers, what can I do?

I have tried in several ways to link an object to a bone (for example, to match a weapon to the hand of a character) but I have had difficulties with the transformations and I have not been able to solve them

I want to achieve a retro result, using very small as in this game textures:

http://cdn.akamai.steamstatic.com/steam … 1469233030

http://s2.n4g.com/news/1941257_0.jpg

http://insertmoin.de/wp-content/uploads … moirai.jpg

https://i.ytimg.com/vi/50jOBb5QKMI/maxresdefault.jpg

the problem is that maratis smooth textures making small textures look very blurry, can I disable smoothing?

I have tried many ways to add Behavior LookAt a camera but no way it works, how it is done?

the "isKeyPressed ()" function is not detected when I press the number keys on a laptop, how can I solve this problem?

I wanna work with maratis SDK following the example of the engine manual use, I'm trying to make a ray to know on top of which object is the mouse placed regarding what IsRayHit() function does which always returns false instead of detecting the object, I leave you the code         

                float x = input->getAxis("MOUSE_X");
                float y = input->getAxis("MOUSE_Y");

                MVector3 vi = camera->getUnProjectedPoint(MVector3(x,y,0));
                MVector3 vo = camera->getUnProjectedPoint(MVector3(x,y,1));

                //cout<<" "<<vo.x<<" "<<vo.y<<" "<<vo.z<<endl;

                if(physics->isRayHit(vi, vo, &collisionObjId, &point)){
                    exit(0);
                }
                //cout<<point.x<<"  "<<point.y<<"   "<<point.z<<endl;

                MOEntity * entity = scene->getEntityByName("monkey");
                MPhysicsProperties * phyProps = entity->getPhysicsProperties();

                cout<<phyProps->getCollisionObjectId()<<endl;

The object has a physical property active, but the ray is not detecting it