Ok, so I''m using Jim Adams''s code for cMesh, cObject, etc. and I want to check for a collision between one object (the character) and another (the scene). My call is: D3DXIntersect(m_pSceneMesh->GetParentMesh()->m_Mesh, &vecPos, &vecDir, $Hit, NULL, NULL, NULL, &Dist, NULL, NULL); where: m_pSceneMesh is a cObject pointer for the scene, vecPos is the vector position of the cObject that is the character (initialized with GexXPos(), GetYPos(), and GetZPos()), vecDir is a vector direction (using keyboard input, I move the character in the X, Y, and Z directions), Hit is just a BOOL for hit detection, Dist is a float to check that the intersection actually hits the mesh. Ok, for some reason or another, it doesn''t seem to work really at all. I can still walk through walls, fall through floors, etc. However, every once in a while, I will run into something (when there is an intersection the character won''t move), but where the game detects an intersection is not where there should be one! Anyone have any thoughts or suggestions. Please keep your laughing and obscene insults to a minimum.

Is this too difficult a problem for everyone? or perhaps I didn''t explain my situation clearly?
Someone at least post, saying whether or not they have a clue what I''m talking about.
Please!

Yes, my game is like the tower game (3D in 2D demo).
I create the scene mesh and scene object but I don''t rotate it or move it in any way. When the user hits one of the keyboard direction keys, I use the cObject.MoveRel(x, y, z) function to move the character object and camera object simutaneously. So I don''t understand how my scene could be misaligned.
As to the ray transformation, I tried doing this, but it didn''t help. However, it could be that I didn''t do it correctly. I used something like the following:
D3DXMatrixInverse(&newLocal, NULL, m_pWorldPos->GetMatrix(m_pGraphics))
D3DXVec3TransformCoord (&vecPos, &vecPos, &newLocal);
D3DXVec3TransformNormal(&vecDir, &vecDir, &newLocal);

where newLocal is just a temporary D3DXMatrix,
and m_pWorldPos is the cWorldPosition object.

I''m not sure that I''m properly using the cWorldPosition object, though. Maybe this is my problem. Is this object supposed to be keeping track of my world coordinate system?