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Tested with windows 7. It works. I didn't test it very extensively, but the crashing is gone and some issues with menus I experienced in an earlier RC are also gone.

Well I feel silly. Ok, a year's time is definitely something worth looking into. Thanks for pointing that out.

edit: it works! I just got the prebuilt binaries from that commit and it works without --nosound. Thanks for the heads-up there.

We're not using bullet as extensively as a lot of other projects might be. The character controller we're using just uses bullet trace calls. We'd have to do any interpolation ourselves. Regardless, it's not like modern hardware can't run physics at 60fps. It makes sense to just fix it at 60 and mov...

I don't know what to do with that dll file because I think OpenAL is statically linked. At any rate, I don't think OpenAL is the problem. Ace said on IRC that he used the same OpenAL versions as us. He said this is the ffmpeg build he uses (I made sure to save everything he said in a text file becau...

Running BrotherBrick's build with --nosound should prevent the crash. I don't know why though. I managed to build a debug configuration and the call stacks had ffmpeg and openal stuff whenever there was a crash. Hopefully that's helpful, though, because I spent half the day figuring it out :D edit: ...

Everything vanilla. BrotherBrick's win32 build crashes on startup. Ogre.log and console output: http://pastebin.com/FbuL1Pg9 It crashes at approximately the same point that my own builds have been crashing. I had previously attributed this to my inability to set up a development environment on windo...

Try this then. It's pretty fun. http://play.typeracer.com/

I didn't do the jumping, but my understanding is that it was hacked in there after the fact to get something finished that could be merged. It will be replaced later. Being able to go up steeper slopes than in vanilla is more or less a known issue. There's a max slope variable somewhere that we put ...

Wow, I think this is a new record. You got everything working exceptionally quickly. If it's not too much trouble, I'm sure everyone trying to get a dev environment on windows would really appreciate it if you updated the wiki with what you did. Link: https://wiki.openmw.org/index.php?title=Developm...

Now that animation is merged, some of my code made it into master, though through an unfortunate chain of events caused by my being a git newbie, none of my commits are in master. The code I did contribute has been heavily modified and improved by Chris--probably only 20-40 lines remain in their ori...