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Actually there are certain things (e.g. sounds, random creature spawns and scripted events) that we don't preload because they're hard to predict, so using a slow drive can lead to momentary framedrops as things are loaded in. Okay, acknowledged - thanks for the correction, I have yet to grasp the ...

I write this text on a gaming laptop with a gtx1060, I had to choose the graphics processing unit for OpenMW manually.

If you have a Nvidia Card there is usually an option "Run with graphics processor" in the context menu. If it isn't there, open up the NVidia Control Panel , select "Add 'Run with graphics processor' to the Context Menu". There is certainly a similar option for AMD cards available.

I forgot to mention; make sure to run OpenMW with your graphics processor and not your CPU. At least Windows wont choose it automatically.

Any stuttering you experience is not related to having either your game files or OpenMW on a SSD or not. A SSD simply leads to a reduced loading times, not an actual performance boost.

I don't know much about graphics programming, would one of those approaches eventually allow to load a map the size of Tamriel seamlessly
into one worldspace ?

Ironically, BGS just tweeted this http://www.pcgamer.com/from-the-elder-s ... come-from/ some hours ago.

Little update; As there is no way to properly render Cyrodiil atm, I can't truly verify the functionality of reversed functions. I will simply pretend as if Cyrodiil is already there. Means, for testing purposes, create a cmd line application which allows to test as many as possibly game mechanics a...

I'm familiar with Bison, I was just saying that you shouldn't be thrown off by: "save it for post 1.0". If you want to do it, go ahead. That's exactly what I was hoping to hear :) What about OBSE? I think that TES4 implementation somehow should be support it. There are a bunch of mods (~1...

Writing it once is prototype code, to get you to from A to B... once you understand what is going on, then you can re-write it properly. I think at this point in 'the game', it is the rapid development of features and gaining knowledge to do it right later. As psi29a stated, the work would be build...