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I had an issue with this. Here's the output when trying to install with --verbose
http://pastebin.com/BeaRPAyG

Do you want to see the logs it mentions?

The difficulty of my class spiked right when I volunteered again, so I think I might not have time for this, unfortunately. I haven't even been able to get enough time to set up a build environment. Sorry, I just really can't afford to overextend myself at the moment.

Sounds complicated, but I'll poke around in the code until I have a better idea of what I don't know. If I have more questions I'll post them here. Thanks for the tips!

Having never modded Morrowind before or delved too deep into what modding requires, I'm a little lost here. Although I'm becoming a little less lost as read more and more. I downloaded the fixes for the construction set so I can use it with my steam installation and I'm playing around with it now. I...

Ranged combat sounds intimidating. I think I could manage it, but I might not have the cleanest code possible. I think I'll go with the references verifier. Should I post in the Editor Development forum for details?

I can't find an appropriate thread for offering to take a task after a long absence, and I don't feel like starting a new one so I thought I'd necro this. I'm working on a few personal projects, taking 1 class and still have plenty of time to relax so I thought I'd drop by and offer to help out agai...

I suggested Visual C++ 2008 or 2010 Express Edition. The "Express Edition" is important. You will need to get a key from Microsoft before 30 days or something, but it is totally free. You can unlock it forever without paying anything.

Try following the wiki here: https://wiki.openmw.org/index.php?title ... ment_Setup

Use Microsoft Visual Studio Express Edition 2008 or 2010, not Code::Blocks. I love C::B, but it will just make things harder (or potentially impossible if you're using the mingw compiler)

Not really sure, but it's what people have observed. Try both and see which one you like, if you want.

It's also really good, but its target audience is different from Unity's. Unity is used more often by indie devs and Unreal is used often by big studios.