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Hello my friends. I have a sugestion, as the title say. I would like to have a pinned topic called tips and tricks. I know, this is one of the most well documented frameworks that I used, but I think this can be usefull. Let me explain why: Reasons: 1. People usualy check the documentation, if they didn't find what they want they ask here, usualy without a search here. I hope if there will be a topic like tips&tricks they will search there and after that will ask, or if they will search on the forum that topic will be on top of search most of the time. 3. There are a lot of "tricks" that have been discussed on this forum, but it is extremely hard to find them, or you just forgot them. example: I have an object, I tried to animate its rotation with babylonjs functions, it was rotating strange, and I spend a few hours till I found that it has defined rotationQuaternion property, and I have to remove it or play with quaternion instead of rotation. And if I remember corectly there was a topic on this, but I didn't find it And this is just a simple example. 4. There are a lot of "new" functions - I called new because I didn't know about them , like BABYLON.SceneLoader.CleanBoneMatrixWeights = true; I didn't know about this and maybe I could not even find out if this was the topic. I tested it and yes it works. Yes, usualy I bookmark the interesting topics, but I think it will be easier something like: BABYLON.SceneLoader.CleanBoneMatrixWeights = true;-- fix wrong weights/matrices - related to topic or metadata - the best solution to add your own properties on mesh,camera,light,etc - related to topic It can contain playgrounds, not only topics. And all of us can update the topic with "tips&tricks" that aren't in the documentation, but he know because he used, and he think in this way can help another users. -whitout spam Or if a topic is not a good idea, maybe a tip&tricks page on the documentation ? Huh, I'm just tring to help others and myself :)) Anyway, it's just an idea, ...and sory for my english, I'm still learning