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To expand further, we don't publicise it as we don't want to be seen to be promoting a piece of proprietary software. We have IRC, too, but unfortunately, it isn't as feature-rich.

There's already a Discord server.

If I had to guess, I'd say that one of your BSA files is incomplete, and you only have the first part of it. You should try putting it on your phone again (checking that it's intact where you got it from).

It's all still on my to-do list.

With the amount of time it's taking to get around to stuff, it might genuinely be worth your while to learn some OpenGL if you haven't already. I know I've mentioned that before.

That effect relies on occlusion queries, and your card is fairly old, so might not support them. I've had a look at a table saying what should and shouldn't be supported, though, and it looks like you should be fine with that GPU, so maybe Mesa just hasn't implemented support for that generation of ...

I've moved this to Other Forks and Ports as the Shield is an Android device.

The Android port hasn't been merged into the main project yet, so there's not currently a way to get its on-screen controls in a non-Android build. It'll probably happen eventually.

I thought we blanket-disabled the gamma slider on everything that wasn't Windows, but the issue preventing gamma from working is a driver/window manager issue, and so there are Unices where it does work. Either today or yesterday I saw a Reddit thread saying that gamma was working despite being unav...

I don't understand how it can look so much like xEdit if it's written in C# (xEdit is in Delphi) and supposedly a different program. Maybe the screenshot isn't a screenshot of the tool, but instead of its results loaded into TES3Edit?

That's really just a pointer for where another developer might want to start looking. There's not much that you could do with that information as a user. Sorry if that wasn't clear.