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Hello, I encountered something weird manipulating BoundingBox with UnigineScript, here's the code part reproducing the problem : BoundBox bb = node.getBoundBox(); //bb.setTransform(mat4(node.getTransform())); vec3 p1 = bb.getMin(); vec3 p2 = bb.getMax(); engine.visualizer.renderPoint3D(Vec3(p1), 0.1, vec4(1, 0, 0, 0.5), 0); engine.visualizer.renderPoint3D(Vec3(p2), 0.1, vec4(1, 0, 0, 0.5), 0); engine.visualizer.renderNodeBoundBox(node, vec4(0, 0, 1, 0.5)); (The code has to be run with engine.visualizer.setEnabled(1); called, and a valid node instance loaded). The visualizer part shows on my program 2 random points (red ones), not matching with any of the bounding box points (rendered in blue). The commented line solves the problem if uncommented., so I think the transform matrix of the node is not assigned by default to the bounding box, which might look like a bug. Thank you. EDIT : By the way, the setTransform() method is not referenced (but still usable) in the UnigineScript doc.