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i agree with calusari. Otherwise .omwaddon and .esp act exactly the same, you put them in same folder, you activate them in the launcher the same way, etc. It's just that in the future, omwaddons are likely to not work anymore in the vanilla engine. .omwaddons dont have the compiled script byte code...

i recently played the whole game through TES3MP, and besides TES3MP's current lack of full script sync(which will come later), we had no issues, i did use
Patch For Purists which has fixes for Morrowind, bugs in the base game

akortunov mind documenting what need to be done to convert a AnimKit animation to OpenMW?

I've been trying to find this limitation in code, so far without any success. It feels artificial, although I'm not sure if it's necessary for some Morrowind fixes or mods. it is for a mod that was broken by the unreplicated behavior because it can't use it a variable store, Morrowind resets scale ...

have only used a microsoft mouse 3500 i think, Razer Naga 2014, and Logitech 403 Prodigy, liked Razer Naga was good but after 4 years of use it has a wonky scroll wheel and some buttons have lost some sensitivity, i use the Logitech for my laptop and as a back up and i have been very happy with it, ...

I also use a AMD GPU(R9 390) with 18.5.1 drivers and get this issue.

here is a guide on converting those kind of mods, I'm no expert though so i don't know how much further help ill be.

Morrowind only uses the compiled bytecode of a script. OpenMW only uses the source of a script. You could base something off that. Also, TESCS compiler "eats" some script mistakes OpenMW considers unacceptable. As for the script itself, any other discrepancies that are not caused by Morrowind scrip...

akortunov, he worked on a few animation related PRs maybe he knows more about it.

just the instructions with .esp instead of .esm, that should work.