Projecting Overlays You can enrich the world console's view onto the world with your own information. To do this, you need to implement {link:IOverlayRenderer|http://www.cognitive-agents.org/javadoc/org/micropsi/comp/console/worldconsole/IOverlayRenderer.html}. Basically, you get the world model and edit session there, and every time your overlay projection is to be shown, you get offset coordinates, clipping and a graphics context to draw upon - then you're at your own. Typically, you will want to register your overlay renderer with a console service to get information from some other component, i.e. an agent. You'll then store this information in a cache in your renderer and use it for drawing when requested. To make your overlay renderer know to Eclipse, you must use the extension point "org.micropsi.worldconsole.overlays". Here's an example: {code:xml} <extension point="org.micropsi.worldconsole.overlays"> <overlay name="Test overlay" class="org.micropsi.eclipse.myplugin.MyOverlay" zOrder="2" id="org.micropsi.eclipse.myplugin.myoverlay"> </overlay> </extension> {code} 2005-06-23 02:46:02.136 2005-06-23 02:46:02.136