I figured out the problem, 2 bad models - out of 16 total that I added. Sheesh I'm relieved it's not a bad fix. I say mapping for this thing is a real chore. I guess I'm spoiled from using Radiant in the past. There was a lot of people working on the same thing who generated a lot of solutions to problems. It's astonishing the scripting work you've done Smoke.

Thanks - Gazer

Finally added an explanation of native classes (kex-prefixed), and how they work with internal script classes (k-prefixed) and user scripts (the stuff we can change): https://smoke39.github.io/turok/scripts.html#ControlStructure.  It can be kinda confusing, so I hope I was able to make things a little clearer, rather than even more confusing.

Sometime I'd like to put together a proper reference on actor defs, with info on all the native classes.  Currently you can kinda get a feel for what's delegated to the scripts by looking at the callbacks in ScriptObject, ScriptObjectPlayer, and ScriptObjectWeapon, but I think it'll help people develop an intuition seeing examples of the other side of that -- what's handled natively.

Added some info on player lock as it pertains to cutscenes and weapon state.

Oh wow that sucks. I'm going to have to see if it's the same in T2 since it's pretty much the same.

Assuming you're still maintaining this guide, I'm gonna dig through some of the undocumented stuff and write up some notes that hopefully will be some use.

I'll submit some github pull requests as soon as I get something worth showing. This guide is way too useful, its only fair to give back. lol