openmw.org

No-one's mentioned Ace's set-up-a-dev-environment-basically-in-one-click script?

https://gist.github.com/ace13/de7f30454e99b3952405

The offending blog post is this one: https://openmw.org/2014/opencs-all/

Seems that too many people saying "OpenCS", instead of OpenMW-CS. Might also be that "OpenCS" is quicker to type. Although wrong, I use them interchangeably and I´m sure people get what I mean. The top link on Google for OpenCS is the OpenMW blog (even when using incognito and a...

Right, so that button doesn't actually seem to work - it's still taking me to a newer post than the one I need it to, in one case linking to a post which had posts with the little red icon above it. The search for unread posts link at least seems to show all posts with a little red icon, but that's ...

Well I've found a different button, and that one actually seems to work.

That's not what I'm saying. Buggery has nothing to do with software bugs - it's a synonym for sodomy. Your whimsical writing style has collided with a pre-existing word with a totally different meaning.

Cramal wrote:This features exists already.

Just click on the little red indicator

At least for me, it'll take me to a post I haven't seen, but it'll rarely be the oldest post I haven't seen. I'm still trying to figure out what it actually does, as it seems really inconsistent.

Any of you lads experienced similar buggery?

I'm pretty sure none of those things are buggery. There'll probably be a mod to add it, though.

In other forums I've used, there's a button on each thread you've visited historically which will take you to the first post you haven't seen. It can save a lot of scrolling, and as I'm not 100% sure what the little red indicator means (maybe that there are new posts in the last 24h which I've not s...

But if Mod Organiser does everything already, and is a tool that most Elder Scrolls modding enthusiasts are familiar with, surely it's less work and creates a better outcome to just create a Morrowind plugin for MO (or just wait until its developers get around to doing it themselves). This also has ...