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Starker wrote: ↑

11 Aug 2017, 08:10

https://openmw.org/2017/distant-terrain/

This worked fine for me in OpenMW 0.42.
Truth be told I'd say that they also work in TES3MP, but my memory can be playing trick on me. I'll test when I get back home.

Kire and Frik exchanged some posts about promp execution but it is not clear to me what was the result. @Kire, what I would do is: 1. Locate the installation folder: check "properties" of the launch menu or look for the .exe. 2. Open a command prompt as explained by Frik. Type "cd ABSOLUTE PATH". No...

This is expected.
For mods that trigger scripts at the beginning, it would be nice that Tes3MP published some event or variable so that mods where aware they are not in the single player runtime and could adapt.
Or it could just delay those script after creation.

I have compiled OpenMW with a custom compilation of MyGUI on Windows with Mys2/MinGW-w64-x86_64, g++ 7.1.0 and the performance quite worse than the official release. But could be that I used the standard OSG package instead of Scrawl's.
Sadly Scrawl's fork did not compile in my setup.

I've asked Zini before about if I could do that, and would it be merged if I did, and the answer was basically that data directories may end up replaced by something else fairly quickly post-1.0, and weird things could happen with regards to user expectations if a whole launcher tab suddenly disapp...

Kire wrote: ↑

09 Aug 2017, 21:47

I've disabled all of my antivirus software, no luck.

Could it be that something failed during installation?
Have you tried to uninstall and re-install without any anti-virus?

I don't think I understand the issue here because I assume you are familiar with the ability to install mods in totally separated `data` directories (https://wiki.openmw.org/index.php?title=Mod_installation). It is true, that `data` dirs cannot be manages from launcher and need to be set manually in...

I guess we can treat both controllers under the same issue.
But what surprises me is the fact that this was working on the previous release and not now.

I just downloaded "OpenMW-0.42.0-win64.exe" off of github and ran through that and then I'm stuck. I'm not missing anything? Not, you are not. I am sorry I cannot be of more help. Other than what already has been proposed, next thing is to go into the Events Viewer and check if you can see anything...

Ravenwing wrote: ↑

08 Aug 2017, 05:30

Thanks for this owatnext. I hope this will be useful for development in the near future. I'm getting an error when I click on the Google Drive link however, is this still up?

I could download it, but it's a 424MB file. @owatnext, maybe you should consider resizing the images.