Anybody know how it could be possible to put in decals on map and use
the engine physics (gravity, collision, etc) active with them?
Is there some kind of setting for that? Thanks.

Um, decals have no thickness or mass so they aren't going to work for that, what you could do is have a real entity with a decal (or better still a particle) positioned on it. Like this:

Pretty funny, but cool looking!
Sounds like you are talking about real quantum mechanics and photons!
So what's the difference between decals and particles?
How do you create a particle?
So... you are moving a standard object, and pasting the particle onto it?

nice video, the hinges on the hanging board are a nice touch

Here's the script.

Radical!
Now here's another question; I am using the MoveForward command,
and I would like to detect collision on the forward direction.

I've had success with an entity that was moved dynamically (x,y,z),
but the forward direction is at any angle independent to x,y,z.

How would that look? I checked in on your physlib.lua and found
GetViewVector() and function P.ObjectPlayerLookingAt
These seem to be exactly what we need (if born unto an entity) for this quest.

So, something like this for any object using forward angle to raycast
in that direction would be a great function to have!
Something like CollisionCastForward(e,distance)
Any ideas?

It would also probably be the ~opposite~ of doing;
/////////////////////////
getRealWorldYangle( xa, ya, za ) -- Euler in degrees, returns radians
////////////////////////
or...
////////////////////////
P.GetViewVector()
return rayX, rayY, rayZ
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
function P.ObjectPlayerLookingAt( dist, force )
local dist = dist or 2000
local force = force or 0
/////////////////////////
or...

the Function for turn to coordinates;
function RotateToPoint(e,x,z)

if g_Entity[e] ~= nil and x > 0 and z > 0 then
local destx = x - g_Entity[e]['x']
local destz = z - g_Entity[e]['z']
local angle = math.atan2(destx,destz)
angle = angle * (180.0 / math.pi)
if angle < 0 then
angle = 360 + angle
elseif angle > 360 then
angle = angle - 360
end
SetRotation(e,0,angle,0)
return angle
end
end

hmmm....? so how to transform that?!

Amen i could sell my soul to the devil to have your skills

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Damn it, man.

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