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Thanks for the detailed explanation. Seems I'll have to try with the other osg versions.

AnyOldName3 wrote: ↑

17 Dec 2019, 00:59

Right now, there are fewer issues with 3.4.1 if you can get an OpenMW build that's built with it.

Can you be more specific? I can compile from master, but I'd rather not too.
Also, iirc wasn't openmw compiled with a custom version of osg?

Thanks! That pointed me in the right direction.
I noticed I had installed "openscenegraph34" package (note the trailing 34), just uninstalled it and installed "openscenegraph" wich uses v 1.6.4-1.
Now OpenMW is working again.

However, I still don't understand what happened ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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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...

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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"

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