Game Ideas

If the impact on performance is minimal, it would be useful to have a callback parameter in these methods called once the transition has been completed Same for actor:ScaleTo , if ever it's added later

Currently WebSockets are only possible through a CEF browser. A direct simple integration of a WebSocket client in Lua would be nice to remove one layer in the communication stack.

Return an accurate impact point for traces that aren't just simple lines (boxes, capsules, spheres)

That would be great to have a new event for detecting when collision occurs between Actors. As discussed something like this: myEntity:Subscribe("Collision", function(ortherEntity, ...) end) You mentioned it might be problematic if its enabled by default on everything so we suggested the event should be opt-int with something like entity:EnableCollisionEvent()

This event finds out what is touching the entity, for example: [Player, Prop or other].Subscribe(“Touch”, function(self, collideWith) end)

API Design: my_charactersimple:SetMassScale( sBoneName, fMassScale)

When triggering these events it would be nice to also know the path of the animation the notify is from, and it's duration in milliseconds if it's triggered for a montage notify window (at least in the "Begin" event)

Currently, pawn:StopAnimation ignores the blend out time on the animation run by pawn:PlayAnimation which has just been stopped It would be great to A: Not ignore it by default and use the value passed in PlayAnimation as blend out time, and add a ignore_blend parameter to the method or B: Not ignore it by default and use the value passed in PlayAnimation as blend out time, and add an optionnal blend_out_time parameter to the method that will override this value (<= 0 to disable blend)

AnimationBeginNotify & AnimationEndNotify