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Thats interesting; thanks for the added clarity. Is a GPU-accelerated particle solution via OpenCL also worth a look-in? I don't know if it's considered overkill for OpenMW, but next to Scrawl's ambitions for water post-1.0 it doesn't sound too far-fetched.

A top-down projection doesn't sound like it can account for particles blowing sideways, for one thing.

Skyrim Special Edition's rain occlusion is surprisingly good. Cozy up to a wall and you'll find it also occludes blizzards that blow sideways. Just what is needed for Morrowind's many ash storms.

I can think of many engine features from Oblivion that may be realized as part of openmw-future, such as more sophisticated physics (ragdoll etc) and radiant AI. In fact, some are already on the roadmap. Whether the eventual implementation of such features will actually be compatible between games i...

Hey whaddaya know, I submitted those :) It definitely appears true that issues which aren't promptly given a target version are promptly forgotten. It's tempting to just assign a target version when writing the reports, which risks needing correction but at least would remain on the radar until then...

I believe it does. What doesn't contribute to the attribute's base value (unlike the vanilla game) is the Lady birth sign.

Much appreciated

According to my web browser the security certificate for this website expired 24/09/2016 at 12:19 PM, and any page related to OpenMW is now blocked by a big fat security warning. The browser allows you to ignore the warning and continue anyway of course, but I daresay a lot of people will be discour...

psi29a wrote:If you have that much to 'spend', why on this issue and not say on dynamic shadows and other graphical improvements? (Just curious to your motivation.)

If the progress in this thread is any indication, I could've put down a hundred bucks for that months ago! (still would...)

Yes. Procedural generation can do terrain and such (including lakes, rivers, streams, roads, etc) very well when properly tuned, especially when you have preexisting geography data to "sketch out" the gameworld with. I wouldn't even necessarily say No Man's Sky is a good example. While I'...