Thankyou for the response, however it didn't do the job. The BSP doesn't actually register as an object that can be referred to as an object number, which means the program will not compile because there aren't actually any objects in the game yet, except the BSP.
Here's a strange one though.
I found the following sample BSP loading code from a tutorial elsewhere.
rem World3D Showcase
rem Standard Setup Code
sync on : sync rate 0 : color backdrop rgb(0,0,64) : backdrop on
set text font "arial" : set text size 16
set text to bold : set text transparent
rem Loading prompt
sync : center text screen width()/2,screen height()/2,"LOADING" : sync
rem Set camera
set camera range 0.1,5000
position camera 24,8,17
rotate camera 0,45,0
rem Load BSP world
load bsp "", "tomb.bsp"
set bsp camera collision 1,0,0.75,0
set bsp collision threshhold 1,0.001
rem Main loop
desc$="BSP in One Command"
do
rem Control camera automatically
control camera using arrowkeys 0,0.1,1
rem Apply simple gravity to camera
position camera camera position x(),camera position y()-0.1,camera position z()
rem Show Framerate
text 20,screen height()-40,desc$
fps$="DBPro Fps: "+str$(screen fps())
text screen width()-20-text width(fps$),screen height()-40,fps$
rem Update screen
sync
rem End loop
loop
This worked fine. Okay, so it looked like I was stuck to the floor (that'll be easy enough to adjust), but I wasn't able to walk through walls whilst running on the latter code snippet.
From my estimations, I can only believe it's the SET BSP COLLISION THRESHHOLD that might be affecting this.
Will try it now and report back.
