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Mine's simple too.   
Just was an exercise to get into grips with the x,y,z things and get down to the basics first.
I want the controller to be able to walk on terrain using ObjectRayCast checking (similar as linepick in B3D) and also smoothly onto objects when there are any, using the collision system ObectSphereSlide stuff.

At first thought was just a matter of porting my original B3D code, but it's a slightly different system and different commands so I've started from scratch.

It appears to be very easy getting 3d animated characters into it though once all that has been done.
After that I'll start experimenting with the physics controller stuff.

So quite a few things to do, but great fun! Same as with B3D in the beginning.

Funny:
First thing I did too, was add the Escape key = end game. Hehehe 

For me it's a nightmare. That is, I do not have any training, I do not speak English, how exhausting of all this is proof and error. Equally they are only tests to understand that.

A question. Is there a command similar to MouseSpeedX () ?

Maybe, but I am new to AGK too as are others, we will help you.  All learning together.     Besides, trial and error is learning, and learning is fun.

I'm a 2d guy at heart, but will join the 3d camp at some point.

Patience, Yue 

What does mousespeedx return?

If mousespeeedx returns the difference of the mouse x coordinate since its last call, try this:

Global __MouseXDelta as Integer

Function GetRawMouseXDelta()
   Local msx as Integer
   msx = GetRawMouseX()
   __MouseXDelta = msx - __MouseXDelta
Endfunction __MouseXDelta

QuoteFor me it's a nightmare. That is, I do not have any training, I do not speak English, how exhausting of all this is proof and error.

Lol, you have jumped into the deep end. Not many people pick a new language and choose a 3rd person camera setup as their first project.

Have a look at the sample demos provided with AGK like the one in 3D > 3D-FirstPersonExample - That demonstrates the commands you would use. Granted it's a 1st person camera but it's a simple example and a good starting point.

QuoteA question. Is there a command similar to MouseSpeedX () ?

There is not but this is easy to code based on your requirements. Start with the basics, what is mouse speed?. In it's raw form its the previous location minus current location. Simple enough. After that you just code based on your requirements.

If you are really stuck I'll happily code up a 3rd person camera routine and mouse speed function... Let me know.