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Here's how to select people in general, by clicking on them with a button other then the one that sets the mouse tracker. Unfortunately, I don't know how to do a draw-box, but if someone else does, I …

I know how to dynamically set the value of a text property in game using logic bricks, a log prop, a string and all that jaz, but how can I restrict when typing will edit it? Like if I had a first p …

Okay! so I figured it out, and now I can start making my game. The "log" property, which I always thought was somehow logging the letters I entered, really doesn't. (misleading name :P) I read it's d …

I know you didn't ask for it, but i'm going to throw the logic brick answer out there just in case anyone who hates python with a passion comes along later with the same question. …

You can do this very simply with logic bricks and object properties. First , in the logic editor, hit N to open the properties editor. Now add a new property, make it a boolean type by clicking on the …

In OpenStreetMaps only the buildings in dark brown have had their shapes made available for blender. This means that what you are experiencing is normal. If you would like more buildings, select a dif …

Here's the answer; Add an empty, slightly behind the player, and put the ray on that, set the ray distance to however long you wan it to be, and turn on true level triggering. you will need to chang …

I'm working toward a system where the player can bounce a ray around toward a target using mirror objects. Essential to this process will be making the ray reflect properly. Essentially, I thought it …

How (with python) can i simply activate an actuator once when the mouse is released. I don't need anything else (not mouse over, not if prop true) just plain-o'l plain-ol'. Thanks …

So I'm making an RTS type game, just for practice and exercise, but when I send someone somewhere, I want them to know when they need to stop. I decided this could be done by having the marker that th …

I don't know if you're accepting logic bricks answer, but you can simply have a property on the floor that the player can detect (or in some cases just sense for any collision at all). When the Collis …

Simple change. The syntax for the "Steering" actuator calls for a target field, not a track _object field. So your new snippet looks like this: def target_prop(cont): self = cont.owner objects = self …

This is, no kidding, straight from my professors mouth. There are three scopes of Variables; one does not apply to blender. Local Form-Level Global Local variables would be like game properties, …

In a follow up to this fantastic question that I've been waiting for some one to ask, I would like to know how I can send d people in an RTS game to different locations. I already have an empty being …

I suck at programming but am trying to rotate an object a specific way. The line own.localOrientation=mathutils.Matrix(x, y, z) is giving me an error: TypeError: Matrix(): expects no args or a singl …