Josh

Hi, I cannot investigate this unless there is a reliable way to produce the error.

Navmeshes are stored in the scene. See the Monster script for an example.

The repository where all the documentation is stored can be downloaded here: https://github.com/Leadwerks/Documentation The toc.json file contains the table of contents.

https://www.leadwerks.com/learn/Scene_GetEntity

Sorry about that. This is a rare situation that will happen if I accidentally forget a comma when I am editing the TOC json file. It's fixed now.

What kind of code backup system are you using in your current primary Leadwerks project?

Dropbox, Google drive, whatever you have.

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Is it possible to upload this project, with instructions how I can make the error occur?

There is a table here: https://www.leadwerks.com/learn/Entity_SetCollisionType

The default game template is set up with a menu that allows the user to enable or disable different post-processing effects. This is more similar to how most games actually work, where post-processing effects are treated as a quality setting the user adjusts.

Most Linux problems stem from an obsession with saving drive space, and a failure to differentiate between system and application code. They want programs to load common functionality from shared libraries that are stored in the system files, but these libraries are constantly changing and breaking programs. It makes no sense. There's an easy solution, and that is to just place the required library files (in .so format) in the same folder as your program, and use a launcher script to tell the system to load the shared libraries from the same folder: export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=.:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH ./myprogram This should really just be the default behavior, like it is on Windows.

Hi, can you tell me what graphics card you have?

The variable you have is probably an Entity object, and you need to cast it to a Camera object: local camera = Camera(self) if camera ~= nil then coord.z = self.camera:GetRange().y farpoint = self.camera:ScreenToWorld(coord, framebuffer) end