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#1 Hi Johan,
Some kind soul whose name I've forgotten pointed me in the direction of a working file. Here's what I've got in mine, and it seems to work just fine. After creating/editing the file, you'll need to show 3DWS where it is: go to the Tools menu, Options, "General" tab, and set "Entity File" to your Torque.def file.

From: c:\program files\3D World Studio\Torque.def

@pointclass light_omni : "sprites\lightbulb"
[
	alarmtype(choices) : 0
	[
		0 : Normal only
		1 : Alarm only
		2 : Both Alarm and Normal
	]
	color(color) : 255 255 255
	falloff1 : 10
	falloff2 : 1000
]

@PointClass light_spot : "sprites\lightbulb"
[
	target : Target
	color(color) : 255 255 255
   	alarm_type(choices) : 0
   	[
      		0 : Normal only
      		1 : Alarm only
      		2 : Both Alarm and Normal
   	]	
   	falloff1 : 10
   	falloff2 : 1000
   	distance1 : 10
   	distance2 : 1000
	phi : 45
	theta : 35
]

@PointClass light_strobe : "sprites\lightbulb"
[
	name(target_source) : Name
   	speed(choices) : 2
   	[
      		0: Very slow
		1: Slow
      		2: Normal
      		3: Fast
      		4: Very fast
   	]
   	spawnflags : 1
   	alarm_type(choices) : 0
   	[
      		0 : Normal only
      		1 : Alarm only
   	]
   	color1(color) : 255 255 255
   	color2(color) : 0 0 0
   	falloff1 : 10
   	falloff2 : 1000
]

@PointClass light_pulse : "sprites\lightbulb"
[
	 name(target_source) : Name

   speed(choices) : 2
   [
      0: Very slow
			1: Slow
      2: Normal
      3: Fast
      4: Very fast
   ]

   spawnflags(integer) : 1

   alarm_type(choices) : 0
   [
      0 : Normal only
      1 : Alarm only
   ]

   color1(color) : 255 255 255
   color2(color) : 0 0 0
   falloff1(integer) : 10
   falloff2(integer) : 1000
]

@PointClass light_pulse2 : "sprites\lightbulb"
[
	 name(target_source) : Name

   spawnflags(integer) : 1

   alarm_type(choices) : 0
   [
      0 : Normal only
      1 : Alarm only
   ]

   color1(color) : 255 255 255
   color2(color) : 0 0 0

   falloff1(integer) : 10
   falloff2(integer) : 1000

   attack(string) : 1.0
   sustain1(string) : 1.0
   decay(string) : 1.0
   sustain2(string) : 1.0
]

@PointClass light_flicker : "sprites\lightbulb"
[
	 name(target_source) : Name

   speed(choices) : 2
   [
      0: Very slow
			1: Slow
      2: Normal
      3: Fast
      4: Very fast
   ]

   spawnflags(integer) : 1

   alarm_type(choices) : 0
   [
      0 : Normal only
      1 : Alarm only
   ]

   color1(color) : 255 255 255
   color2(color) : 0 0 0
   color3(color) : 0 0 0
   color4(color) : 0 0 0
   color5(color) : 0 0 0

   falloff1(integer) : 10
   falloff2(integer) : 1000
]

@PointClass light_runway : "sprites\lightbulb"
[
	 name(target_source) : Name

	 target(target_destination) : Target

   speed(choices) : 2
   [
      0: Very slow
			1: Slow
      2: Normal
      3: Fast
      4: Very fast
   ]

   color(color) : 255 255 255

   spawnflags(integer) : 1

   alarm_type(choices) : 0
   [
      0 : Normal only
      1 : Alarm only
   ]

   pingpong(choices) : 0
   [
      0 : No
      1 : Yes
   ]

   steps(integer) : 0

   falloff1(integer) : 10
   falloff2(integer) : 1000
]

@SolidClass portal : "portal"
	[ 

	ambient_light(choices) : 0 
	[ 
	0: Does not pass through 
	1: Passes through 
	] 
]

@solidclass detailbrush
[
]

#2 Thanks John,
But I am actually looking for documentation about the entries in the file,
because this file you gave me doesn't contain all entires.

Any way @SolidClass doesn't seem to work in 2.47?

What I am interested in finding out is what data type the def file support?
And what the difference is between @PointClass and @SolidClass?

Any documentation, other than the spares documentation in the product and on Leadworks site would be appreciated :-)