Cerez

I still don't get it. ICARUS can position and rotate the entities just as well, can't it? Why the need for ROFFs? Or do you mean that ROFFs can rotate and manipulate *parts* of a 3D model? I thought the actual character animations were defined in the GLA files, and so far I had no issues using simply ICARUS for scripting and animating the characters and entities.

Oh wait, you mean moving and rotating map objects, right?

I think bModels can include other static models-- and not just brushes. Read about it (and origin brushes) in the manuals. Post your new-found understanding.