If you have any programming skills, you could develop a plugin for random world building and such. Or you could just build a whole sheet of mind-boggling logic that does the same and then eventually - when that is supported - copy the sheet between projects.

In short, yes, it is very much viable!

A noble cause indeed! Will be checking it out shortly!

Been trying that myself and gave up. Needs some fancy 3D maths.

Lookin' good, keep it up!

Not really a tutorial, but a request for one. If it is in wrong forum, please feel free to 'displace' it.

Anyway, I don't really understand the Sprite object's distort map stuff. I would greatly appreciate a tutorial - no doubt many others would, as well!

Thanks in the advance.

Sure.

"Pick" means that the instance will be selected for actions... "Don't pick" means that the instance won't be picked; instead, the action is carried on all instances of the object.

For example, if you want the instance to bounce on collision, if "pick", only that instance will bounce, if you "don't pick", all instances of the object will bounce even if they aren't colliding.

Awesome, it explains the behavior clearly

> To clarify some of the above bugs, they should all be fixed in the next build, so report back then .

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Hmm, now it's even weirder. I click into the parameter textfield and everything goes crazy. If I add a new period and wanna set the text for the parameter and hit enter to accept it, it just says '0' or '-1'.

Confirmed, it seems that Timeline is broken. I've submitted a report to tracker.

Tick the 'private' on bug report thingy if you are worried about people scavenging your project. Only the devs will be able to see your horrid horrid code. Kidding. About the horrid code.

Angle. An option to limit the angle turret can rotate within. Sometimes we have 'front' guns that only operate within a cone of 60 degrees, then there are full 360 'light' turrets.

Well, some people aren't that good at listening... especially not ones with hearing impairment like me.