[Need Help]t A few things I'm trying to do.

#1 1) didn't notice anything obviously wrong, what about the level select code itself? Check to make sure it's passing the correct parameter(s).

2) check this Resource

#2 It's a nice resource, however I couldn't find the directory to load it up. There isn't a Gui/game folder.
so would i put this in my scripts folder and the type is C++ and not the familure torque script that i'm familure with

#3 It is a C++ solution that you would have to add to the engine source and recompile.

If that is unfamiliar territory you could try using particles to display the damage information through script.... I remember something from the T2D forums that did this that I thought could be easily adapted to T3D. It simply used a "number set" of particles and figured out what to display through a string to image substitution. When the player is damaged you would then dynamically add a particle emitter node that would be used to pop up the particle "number".

#4 I figured out the level select on my own. Still need that RTS simplified code. Not C++ I don't get c++ I struggle grasping this. Maybe it be easier if I got the RTS kit?

//edit

Seems the RTS kit isn't available anymore.

#5 also trying to get a paper airplane to fly correctly

datablock FlyingVehicleData(FLYINGVEHICLE2)
{   
    category = "Vehicles";
    spawnOffset                = "0 0 4";  //0 0 4
    emap                           = true;
    shapeFile                     = "art/shapes/MyShapes/Airplane/Airplane.dae";
    multipassenger            = false;
    computeCRC                = true;
                	
    drag                            = 0.25; //0.25
    density                         = 1.0; //1.0

   // jetNozzle1 = playerWeaponExplosionParticle;

// Camera Settings
    cameraOffset                = 1.5;  // Vertical offset from camera mount point // 1.5
	cameraMaxDist           = 1;  //16
	cameraOffset            = 0.0;
	cameraLag               = 0.1;
    cameraRoll                  = false; // Roll the camera with the vehicle


    minDrag                   = 81; // Linear Drag (eventually slows you down when not thrusting...constant drag)
    rotationalDrag            = 100; // Anguler Drag (dampens the drift after you stop moving the mouse...also tumble drag) //60

    maxAutoSpeed	      = 10; // Autostabilizer kicks in when less than this speed. (meters/second) //10
    autoAngularForce          = 900; // Angular stabilizer force (this force levels you out when autostabilizer kicks in) //900
    autoLinearForce           = 300; // Linear stabilzer force (this slows you down when autostabilizer kicks in)
    autoInputDamping          = 0.55; // Dampen control input so you don't` whack out at very slow speeds

// Maneuvering
    maxSteeringAngle          = 1; // Max radiens you can rotate the wheel. Smaller number is more maneuverable. //1
    horizontalSurfaceForce    = 10; // Horizontal center "wing" (provides "bite" into the wind for climbing/diving and turning) //20

    verticalSurfaceForce      = 10; // Vertical center "wing" (controls side slip. lower numbers make MORE slide.) //20
	 maneuveringForce          = 1300; // Horizontal jets (W,S,D,A key thrust) //default 27000
    steeringForce             = 1200; // Steering jets (force applied when you move the mouse) //6000
    steeringRollForce         = 10; // Steering jets (how much you heel over when you turn) //500
    rollForce        		= 200; // Auto-roll (self-correction to right you after you roll/invert)//900
    hoverHeight        		= 1.5; // Height off the ground at rest //1.5
    createHoverHeight         = 1.0; // Height off the ground when created //0.5
    maxForwardSpeed        	= 20; // speed in which forward thrust force is no longer applied (meters/second) //90
	
	 
// Turbo Jet
//    jetForce        		= 3000; // Afterburner thrust (this is in addition to normal thrust)
//    minJetEnergy        	= 28; // Afterburner can't be used if below this threshhold.
//    jetEnergyDrain        	= 2.8; // Energy use of the afterburners (low number is less drain...can be fractional)
//    vertThrustMultiple        = 3.0; // Auto stabilize speed

// Rigid body
    mass                      = 10; // Mass of the vehicle //default 300
    integration               = 3; // Physics integration: TickSec/Rate
    collisionTol              = 0.6; // Collision distance tolerance
    contactTol                = 0.4; // Contact velocity tolerance

    bodyFriction              = 0; // Don't mess with this.
    bodyRestitution           = 0.8; // When you hit the ground, how much you rebound. (between 0 and 1)
    minRollSpeed              = 2000; // Don't mess with this.

    checkRadius               = 5.5;
    observeParameters         = "0 0 1";
//    shieldEffectScale         = "0.937 1.125 0.60";

// Ground Impact Damage (uses DamageType::Ground)
minImpactSpeed = 10; // If hit ground at speed above this then it's an impact. Meters/second
speedDamageScale = 0.06;

// Object Impact Damage (uses DamageType::Impact)
collDamageThresholdVel = 23.0;
collDamageMultiplier = 0.02;


  nameTag = 'FLYINGVEHICLE2';
};


function FLYINGVEHICLE::onCollision(%thisDB, %thisObj, %otherObj)
{       
        $PHealth --;
        Healthtext.settext("Health =" SPC $PHealth);
        if($PHealth > 0)
        GameOver();     
}

Added somethings that I thought were missing.

Any help would be nice.

#6 Should Note the above code is for a paper airplane.