Quaternions Test

I understand the problem it occurs. and maybe that's why quaternions i use return Euler Angles >360 or <360 and maybe it's better.

Thanks for your code, i've tried it, and the same problem happen.
One way : I looked on the milkshape exporter for b3d, and maybe the problem is that blitz3d axis are not logical.

As we can see

QUA_eulerToQuat(X#,Y#,Z#)
	rz#=x#
	rx#=y#
	ry#=z#
	r#=rz
	p#=rx#
	y#=ry#
	sp#=Sin(p/2):cp=Cos(p/2)
	sy#=Sin(y/2):cy=Cos(y/2)
	sr#=Sin(r/2):cr=Cos(r/2)
	quat[0]=cr*cp*cy + sr*sp*sy;
	quat[1]=sr*cp*cy - cr*sp*sy;
	quat[2]=cr*sp*cy + sr*cp*sy;
	quat[3]=cr*cp*sy - sr*sp*cy;

	quat[3]=-quat[3];

Mark need to convert axis to get those of blitz3d.
Maybe quaternions libraries don't rectify this. ( not sure )
but as, i get quaternions form b3d file, they have to be in the good axis... I don't know how to explain all that, but i think rotations of b3d files are not as simple as "turnEntity Rx,Ry,Rz" using local coordinates from conversion of quaternions to Euler included in the b3d file.
I found the code from Pacemaker for import/export b3d files, but it does not attempt to build a scene using the b3d files.
It seems that noone has ever try it before ? maybe, I try to do something stupid :D