(2/5)
The zipped package comes with a very simple separate read-me files that contains few lines telling a user to load PseudoPhysic.mrc into your mirc remote and check the menu.
The compressed file contains sub folders and a *.mrc file. The included documentation should explain how to use, where to put the folder, how to exactly load the file and how to even use this.
 
The documentation is very poor.

      (5/5)
This script does its job, it creates a pseudo physics environment and lets you create objects and play with them, it allows you to drag the objects and hit them with each other, make different shapes and use textures on them as the package contains different textures.
 
You may build something using the shapes as well as you can just place them at the environment window.
 
You can customize everything. Background color/image, blocks/objects color, size and bouncing factor. Also it is customizable to show a pop-up on mouse-over the object and much more.
 
Personally I used this script to make some Ping Pong game as for fun, but this shows that you can do many things with it. Just release your imagination.

     (4/5)
This script uses picture windows to create environment,  blocks, show tool-tips.
It all looks pretty decent as everything is customizable the way it should to fit all tests.
It would've been better to make the environment window resizable or even allow it to be minimized, but it's all fine.

Overall, this is one project that proves that innovation is still there. It is nicely done and it works perfectly.
Very nice job, visionz!