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This image shows the usage of the Door Divides, that are placed between rooms and corridors. Note also, I will be relasing a new SNAP TO GRID dungeon kit after we release the Sci Fi version Im currently working on. This will enable you in your 3d editor, to paint floors, walls, props etc, of which can snap to a gride of your choice, for much easier connectability and customisability too.

Ill be in the studio tomorrow afternoon and will get the pics for you Also will be releasing update to this pack shortly and mobile version

The Viking pack does download ok - I did have another customer with the same before Christmas. Ill rezip tomorrow and reupload. This is one pack, where the unity scene doesn't come with the pack.

You would use one of the corridor connection pieces. that would go between the two pieces. When im in the stutdio tomorrow, ill post a pic of what I mean

Everything fits together. originally I did have a unity file, which was used for the promo shots, but I had problems with it, and the scene was lost. All elements do fit - but bare in mind, that you have castle room.corridor sections and dungeons pieces. When you say the transition pieces, which do you mean

Great, will check out your video, Image uplooads now set up Best Steve

Initially i didnt enable this setting, but it would be a great idea. When i do some admin this evening, on the download links, ill also enable this for membes thankyou for wanting to do this also Best Steve

The best way is to use unwrap3d XML exporter, then the command line tools. Works almost every time. I have been converting quite a few of the packs to ogre, but the help you have given here is amazing, and will save me having to export further, if you have converted them already How big are the files - only the generated mesh files, skeleton, material files are needed. Best Steve

i wouldnt use ms3d as in interim format, as it seems a little hit and miss on the models. Export from UNWRAP3d as OGRE XML, then use the Ogre Command line tools to convert to OGRE - They work perfect in the ogre viewer, and you will probably have better luck then getting them into your engine. Ive already converted a lot of packs to ogre - they are in their own folder, until ive finished them all. If you email me, i can give you access thus far to what i converted over Steve

This has been fixed Steve