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https://github.com/TES3MP/openmw-tes3mp/pull/473 Until OpenMW does this, don't expect much. I have to agree with David there, TES3MP should not do this and not sure the method is the best solution, it is too specific for my taste. However, seeing a 100% parity with vanilla is impossible and other f...

How about TES3MP? I know at least of this mod (https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/76455/) that will benefit from knowing exactly where it runs. Right now it offers two version depending on whether you are in MP or normal OpenMW. Having a way to distinguish would allow for a a more simple installa...

Woudln't it be possible for OpenMW to inject an environment variable so that scripts can check the engine and even version? are you referring using version specifig behaviour for mods .? if some feature got support as a mod and labeled as bug that will need to see case by case. flying fishes and ri...

Woudln't it be possible for OpenMW to inject an environment variable so that scripts can check the engine and even version?

That means that aiming for original Morrowind is left with an un-elegant "check if variable does not exist", but at least is cleaner that resorting to hacks.

For these situations I use "OI File Manager", or just use some terminal app to run a `find` command for the file. Can you give it a try?
To quote the article you mention "The OpenMW path is challenging but totally doable"

Compared to the many other things that have "fixes", why can't there just be a toggle in the config/launcher to allow user to use vanilla behavior if they so wish? If you allow this and users can change it during a game, this will be exploited. Enable "old" mode and get extra HP while you are < 100...

I got a site working with sortable elements -> https://abelsromero.gitlab.io/foss-game-engines/projects/projects/ 99% the site is still the demo and some dirty tests, but could be a beginning. The data is stored as YAML (also supported toml, json) https://gitlab.com/abelsromero/foss-game-engines/blo...

lysol wrote: ↑

14 Sep 2018, 12:57

You don't mean ReST do you? Markdown looks good anyway.

yup! sorry for the mistake.

Not my favorite but I'd go for Markdown, is easy and widespread.

I was just thinking of a simple index Markdown/rust/adoc file, a la README style.
If you want we could render it in HTML for usign github pages, but for now I am more concerned about giving visibility to this amazing list of projects.

lysol wrote: ↑

14 Sep 2018, 11:39

Post updated! Still have a few to go through and add, will do when I have time for it. Remind me if I forget...

Why not create a git([Hub|Lab]) repo? That way we can link it and other can help maintain the list.