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Probably also worth showing your settings.cfg -- are you perhaps setting "exterior cell load distance"?

This does make me think of something else, however: for this to work, I think you'd need it to only apply when the range and area parameters for the effects are the same. Otherwise you could abuse this to make kinda broken spells. For example, you'd be able to make the Blind effect have an area of ...

then if the healing effect is more powerful than the blind effect, it would be thoroughly ineffectual as a blind spell used on opponents. If, on the other hand, the blind effect were more potent, it would be distinctly less than ideal to use as a healing spell on allies. How do we determine "more p...

Well, you can always make a custom light spell with target "self". Your Illusion skill will obviously be important here.

But it sounds like what you want is an infinite light. Just make sure to stow it before you go underwater.

Are we worried about people who use non-Ubuntu-derived distros?

will it be ok to run tes3cmd multipatch first, then run omwllf (that is, with the new tes3cmd esp). (then, like you said, ensure that omwllf's .omwaddon is last in the load order) ? Actually, it should be fine -- as long as you run it before enabling the tes3cmd esp. The logic in omwllf only looks ...

Hello! Author of omwllf here. I'd honestly never considered that people would use omwllf and tes3cmd multipatch in the same install. As far as I'm aware, the multipatch command does the following: [*} merge leveled lists (taken care of by omwllf) a fix for npc-summoned creatures (shouldn't be needed...

My current install has texture problems with heather and corkbulb, as well as several plants that are still containers (comberry for one, don't remember the others off the top of my head).

There's a tool provided by OpenMW called "essimporter" that you can use to convert a Vanilla saved game to an OpenMW saved game.

I haven't used it, and so won't guarantee that i will work for everything, but it's certainly worth trying.

Is there any prospect of your code being merged with the OpenMW source? Not, really, no. OpenMW is written in C++, this is written in Python, so it would need to be a complete rewrite. And I'm not sure there's enough demand for this to warrant it being part of the core product (especially not befor...