Meant as joke iam sure u know ^^
...omg 20. What times they were! This month 30th ill become 30. wtf?!? 30! The beginning of the end is near.

The documentation is great when working with TUST, but I think we/you need something less technical and more "to the spot", so it's more obvious which features and capabilities are included in it. Or do you have something like this and I'm just missing it?
Something like a Wiki.

I will work on the documentation to write some tutorials on how to use it. But i don't have that much time atm...
The main page as well needs some more content, like download link or a nice description what it is...

I've made some examples already, but i think TUST should have examples for all it's modules.
It will be some work...

Can we decide to use skill1 as a global skill to store an entity's type?

i would prefer some kind of config-file that allows the user to define the entity-type-skill as he wishes.

I don't care HOW we do it as long AS we do it

I would not set anything on the first 10-20 skills as they are normally used to define behaviour of entities via WED, probably not even on the first 90 skills.
What I normally do is to use skill100 as the global entity type skill, skill99 sometimes for subtypes and then use 90-98 for additional data/ pointers to reserved memory and the like (most other skills are used for arbitrary calculations and so on, depending on the function/ action/ entity).

Thanks for your input. I added the following lines to "tust.h":

I would add an #ifndef to The defines that allow The user to redefine The defines

Okay, did it.