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sorry don't have time today
I'll try to make an example this evening but it's possible that I use some plugIts modifications for the next release.

nope the SO3Engine (scol 3D engine based on ogre) do not provide all ogre functionnalities yet.
this are implemented one by one.

hi hebdemnobad!

you can link any object with the link plugIT to the current camera, selecting current camera or current camera shell in the select box.

for Scol plugIT api the documentation is not done for the moment
most of 3D Engine documentation and others api are in the scol SVN.

anyway you can try to start by editing some plugIts, read the scol documentation available on scolring and post questions about the code in this forum

Congratulation !

but i'll try to make an example of 3d interface too some days ^^

yes it works with CS5 too

look in "program files\scol voyager\Partition_LockedApp\demos\car_showroom\media"

you have the flash interface source interf.fla

for example if you add the object click plugIT in the instantiate xos and on the click set a move to in a position
when you will click on the instantiate object it will move to the desired position

if you use a global varial between your xos scene and the other instantiate xos you can also determine some cases by testing the variable value

the other option to make a menu is to create it in 3D and link it with plugITs to the camera

the next release will come near the end of april

if you want to move the object with a mouse click
you can use the input>mouse plugIT and check 3D position
link click event to an object moveto plugIt

in the flash interface plugIT
you must set the flash callbacks and calls manually
"myParamToOS3D" and "myParam" in this example.

In the flash code you must have calls like this

ExternalInterface.addCallback("myParam", myFunction);
function myFunction(param:String)
{
    dosomething with param;
}
("myParam" is the name of the variable passing to flash from OS3D, and "param" is the value)

In the other way :
ExternalInterface.call("myParamToOS3D", param);

the external call in action script are needed to communicate with external applications like openspace3d.
if the application you use to generate the swf don't allow it you 'll have to try an another flash generator or learn some action script and make it in flash itselft ^^