Ah ok, I'll try that when I get home.
Thanks

edit: It's working now thanks again.

Im using skybox.render(skybox.getWorld(), fb); to render it.. or should i use my main world instead?

Ok, makes sense.. but how do i get the rotation from my own camera? As I use lookat object for my rotation...

I added a skybox to my game, but when I rotate my camera, I'm always facing the same side of the skybox.. its like its a far away billboarded object.
is there any fix for this?

(using http://www.jpct.net/forum2/index.php/topic,1873.msg13762.html#msg13762 )

I used my heightmap2serialized object generator :p (current name terragen ) to create the terrain,
some example code would not hurt (I even prefer getting some )

Terragen download (source)

I think you should not set and remove the renderTarget in every frame, set it in your initialization.. then put the clear, blitter and display in your loop, also remove the 2nd clear, as there is no point in doing it twice (except for making your render slower)

I never used this, but to me this would be logical:

In your initialization:
private Texture tex = new Texture(512, 256);
fb.setRenderTarget(tex);

Render loop:
fb.clear();
blitText("hello", 5, 5);
fb.update();
buffer.displayGLOnly(); // optional? i only use gl.. not sure if this is required for software render.

your function

fb.blit(tex, 0, 0, 0, 0, 512, 256, false);

Ok, so I got the goto position now..
What I need next is for the player to move toward this position but keeping terrain height on x,z in consideration.
I have been thinking about a way to do this, but fact is, I have no clue how something like this works.

Samsung Galaxy S

omg this is my 50th post

I got some new ingame screenshots
http://b2b.wikidot.com/screenshotsingame

Don't mind the grass texture, I know it's ugly as hell =p

Thanks paul for your reply...
It works i have no idea how and why though,
I really need to study these kinds of maths more..

i know that, but how do i get the value of the direction vector?

the position vector, is that the vector of my box, or the polypos ?

how do i get the direction i need for this?
as i assume its not the direction i get with Interact2D.reproject2D3DWS

New problem, this worked well when my player is 30 units high, now that I down-scaled it to 1 unit high to make my landscape look bigger it snaps to a vertex (long distance )
Is it possible to get a SimpleVector on the terrain where I actually touch it? (even between vertices).

yay, its working now.. thanks you two