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Huh, weird. 1. What's transparent? Is there no cursor at all? A garbled cursor? Or is there a normal cursor but the part that should be opaque is semi-transparent? 2. Was it not transparent before, when the cursor was still flipped, before you used the environment variable? 3. I don't suppose it's p...

They've probably changed it because there are more objects in those games compared to Morrowind's sparsely populated landscape, and they tested the number that actually works best for each game. Smaller cells doesn't necessarily mean better performance, because you'll have more overhead traversing e...

Funny enough, none of those tests ever broke, which makes me think they might have been a waste of time. But maybe someday they will ...

This feature doesn't cull the pixels themselves. What it does is compare the size of an object before its rendered to the size of a pixel. You could sensibly configure it to exclude any object that's smaller than 2.5 pixels, for example. Once objects are rendered, their bounds are of course quantize...

Check OPENMW_CURSOR_WORKAROUND on https://wiki.openmw.org/index.php?title ... _Variables . Either 0 or 1 should fix your issue.

Apparently, when I fixed #4211, I failed to realize that going inside and coming back will create a similar jump in simulation time, and drop FPS the same way.
Feel free to report a bug while I figure out what to do.

I think it'd be really silly of Bethesda to do anything overly stupid, because after all OpenMW must be driving some sales of Morrowind. And even if they did something, the usual procedure is to send a polite C&D before sueing anyone, like they did last time in the misunderstanding that was (in my u...

Hello and welcome. I think your problem 2 is the same as the first one - the font gets baked to, then rendered from, a texture; rendering it upside down will garble the text. It looks like only the GUI textures are upside down, whereas the world is fine. I would suggest looking in 'myguirendermanage...

Would it be a good idea for us to write a warning to the log file in that case (i.e. a data path that includes the same file twice)?

The pics for Solstheim, Ascadian Isles and Ascadian Isles 2: Electric Boogaloo don't seem to load for me. Anyway nice result, how about we sticky this for whenever the next person asks why openmw will not use all of their 32 cpu cores? Or put in the FAQ? Or would it be bad for us to 'officially' end...