oops.. I forgot to include these in my previous Blender post PyGlut PyGlut makes GLUT available from the Python interpreter. It exposes everything from GLUT 3.7 including the API version 4 stuff related to games (fullscreen modes for example). Most importantly, it allows Python functions to be registered as callbacks. http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~acox/PyGlut/index.html Some discussion about PyGLUT and on Blender site http://www.blender.nl/discussion/read.php?f=4&i=5375&t=5318 Jan Walter's Blender Pages This web page is intended to share experience with others about using Blender as an animation tool and for making games. In July 2000 I joined the Not a Number team and I moved to London (UK) in October 2000. http://www.janw.gothere.uk.com/ Documentation At Not a Number (NaN) I'm responsible for the Python API of Blender which can be used for writting plug-ins or export/import filters. The latest news and discussions about Python & Plugins can be found at NaN's discussion server. http://www.janw.gothere.uk.com/documentation.html Developer Documentation for the Python API (PDF version) [4-Jan-2001] Python API for using Blender as a modeling and animation tool (PDF version) [4-Jan-2001] Python API for the game engine (PDF version) [4-Jan-2001] Modeling and Animation http://www.janw.gothere.uk.com/PythonAPI/node2.html Subsections Importing the Blender Module Printing the Documentation Strings Writing an Export Script Game Engine http://www.janw.gothere.uk.com/PythonAPI/node6.html If you want to control the game flow of the game engine by writing Python scripts the process to write or load your script is exactly the same as described in section 1.1. But to execute the script you need to make a link e.g. to a PythonController in the game engine. The game is started by pressing the PKEY and the script is executed every time when the sensors connected to the PythonController shoot. - Jason ___________________________________________________________ Jason CUNLIFFE = NOMADICS['Interactive Art and Technology']