Doxygen for Torque 1.4

#1 It's pretty easy to set up your own doxyfile using the doxywizard (assuming you're not allergic to GUI's). That way you can decide how you want things documented yourself, and the default settings work pretty good anyway. Don't know what platforms doxywizard works on though, so this might not be an option outside the MS world.

#2 Thank you, Wombah. I ignored one of the three executables for some reason.
The file is:
[root]\doxygen\bin\doxywizard.exe

After strugling awhile, found out that you have to point the exact location of torque code for you platform, in my case:
[Torque root]\engine\platformWin32
You then select any directory you'll want the archives to be installed.
Man... did i add some extras in my setup?!?! 2 hours of file generation!!! And look the results:

...in [generated doxygen]\html : 12.086 html related archives!!! 86 Mb of text!
...in [generated doxygen]\latex: 8.959 files, 46 mb total;
...in [generated doxygen]\man\man3:1.860 files, 6 mb total;

And i thought system32 inside windows was large! What the hell!!! Is this normal?!?

Well, you copy a instance of index.htm in any other place and pronto, a full humongous reference of everthing inside C++ code structure inside Torque. Jesus, that much stuff must be years of development from an army of programmers, i would be out of my mind to think abou reading HALF of the stuff.
At least i know have some solid reference of all instructions inside Torque code, hope that comes to be useful...

#3 Glad I could help :)
I only created the html docs, and it is approximately 120Mb in ~4200 files. Twelve thousand archives seems a bit hefty, but then I just went with the default settings...