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Those were some excellent arguments. Manual reloading it is!

DestinedToDie wrote: ↑14 Aug 2017, 19:44 Something like File->Reload Assets.

A good idea. I was considering a context menu, but this is much better. Would File->Reload Assets be more intuitive than Assets->Reload though?

I was thinking of working on feature#3530 , which involves reloading asset files when they are added or modified. This feature, as mentioned in the request, can be implemented several ways. 1. Track changes to the underlying files, and reload them as necessary. This would be easiest for the user ass...

lysol wrote: ↑14 Aug 2017, 14:43 You're back for real or was this just an accident? Welcome back anyhow, even if this was just a one-time thing!

I appreciate the welcome. No promises, but I plan to work on a couple of features and bugs.

Glad to help. Thanks for testing it so quickly.

Thanks everyone for your well-wishes.

Raevol, I would say the best way to attract and keep developers is to continue to build up and maintain the OpenMW community. Seeing that others were using OpenMW-CS and getting feedback was my main source of encouragement.

It’s been around nine months since I joined. During that time, I managed to make some progress on the editor. I would like to thank Zini and Scrawl for imparting their knowledge and experience, which helped make that possible. Unfortunately, my interests no longer align with this project. I’ve been ...

From what I understand, we have our own version of osgQt that we maintain here.

The Windows interface for changing permissions is a convoluted mess. Perhaps copying the contents of the file, deleting it, then recreating it as a regular user will be easier.

I'd guess Linux user permissions: https://www.dropboxforum.com/hc/en-us/c ... Protection.

The "Unhandled controller" warning should be irrelevant here. I would guess that its an issue with one of the scripts. Whether the problem is on the OpenMW end or the mod end, I don't know.