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Oh, yeah, I think you may need to restart the game for the changes to take effect.

The BGE doesn't support volumetric materials in the BGE, although I managed one when I did volumetric smoke by using normal-aligned images and such. If you want to see it, check it out at http://www.mediafire.com/?kg4hxk9flx18tnj.

That doesn't sound right... The problem might be that you're using 'import bge.render' - by default, you can access the render module by just using 'import bge' and then referring to it as bge.render, I think. import bge # and then use bge.render.whatever, or the method below, from bge import render...

Ah, I'd forgotten about that. That is the correct way to get the standard OS cursor to appear, so if you don't want a custom cursor, use that method (put it in a script and attach it to a Python controller).

You may not have packed the sounds in. Assuming that they're used in normal sound blocks, you'll need to go to File > External Data > Pack Into Blend File. That will put all external data like sounds, textures, and models into the actual blend file. After this, you simply export the executable and y...

1. Add an overlay scene and create a cursor (just an alpha-enabled plane in that scene). Make sure that the cursor is not collision-enabled - it's just for show. Also, you'll need an invisible plane that the mouse will detect mousing over (it will need collision) - this is how to get the cursor to f...

So it works in Linux, right? Which version of Blender are you using (2.49, 2.56, etc.)? The computer sounds more than capable to handle almost any BGE game at a full-speed...

Yeah, you're not giving enough information. What version of Blender? What OS? Is there any other programs running in the background? What kind of computer are you working on?

No problem. Arrays are really powerful; using them correctly can make or break a game idea.

@phreak - You're referring to running the game in a web browser like a Flash game, correct?

You should be able to just connect the controller that activates the death to the 'death' sound actuator. You might need to make sure that the sound actuator is running 'Play End'.
EDIT: If it still doesn't work, play the sound and switch states, and in the second state, end the object.

Put the blend file up on MediaFire, Box.net, or another file-hosting service and link the download back here.

However, if you're still having problems, it's probably with your Material. Make sure that the material Alpha is at 0 with the texture alpha setting at 1.0.

You said you wanted a table that tilted down on impact? Use an IPO for the animation and play it whenever an object collides with the table. You'll probably have to use Python to ensure that it's only when the object is falling with sufficient force, something like from bge import logic cont = logic...

I'm presuming you're not using Python for this, but logic bricks. If this is the case, switch states - when 'havegun' is false, make the normal gun visible in state 1. When 'havegun' is positive, make the normal gun invisible in state 2. When in state 1, the normal gun will shoot, but won't in state...

Ok, I think I understand you - you're planning to have it so that a contestant has to lose twice to be removed from the game, correct? If this is the case, then you will need to keep two different brackets (arrays) - one for the winners and one for the losers. If a team loses in the losing bracket, ...