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@scrawl I had some time to play around with your implementation but made some different observations, for example the terrain is not white for me but it seems the textures are mixed up or so, like there is a stone texture where before there was a sand textures and such. Also i seem to rarely find an...

Can you please provide the full output of the build rather then just the parts you think might be relevant? Because to me it seems the problem appeared already before the part that you posted.

I would like to add that kdevelop also works perfectly fine for openmw development

Hey, great to see you back, one thing pls note this post: https://forum.openmw.org/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=4108&p=45490#p45490 I did a pull request with parts of your work, to be more specific the handlling of shader loading in water.cpp, so you dont have to take care of this anymore, just the f...

Last I heard, Damiel was working on it too. A big part of the problem is that the shader really wasn't designed to be used on close ranges, and is probably something worth looking at when distant terrain is reimplemented. For me, that fog shader to cover long distances with distant terrain would be...

Is it just me or are these the release videos for 0.40.0 and not 0.41.0 ?

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It shows 0.40.0 videos for me on the news page but the forum posts shows the correct videos.

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Now its fine, dafuq is wrong with my browser? I freaked out there a sec

I played around a little with your updated version of the fog shader and i am seeing some issues with it so far but cant tell if they were already present with the original patch set. 1. First being that the PC's figure in the inventory is shaded like the buildings in the screenshot from your last p...

The main problem with osgShadow is that all of their default techniques are incompatible with parts of OpenMW (multiple lights, fog without forcing shaders, vertex lighting, etc.). Like Scrawl said in that post; we're given the tools we need to implement shadows, but we'd have to write a technique ...

OSG has a shadow module I think. So theoretically it should be pretty simple. Practically it probably depends on the level of rendering code customization in OpenMW? Yes, OSG has something called "NodeKit" for shadows which implements several different Shadowing implementations like Shado...

Hello Tracy, and welcome to the OpenMW forums, i think you hit the proper subforum right away! :) May i ask you to post the link to the german page that you found? i or someone else from the forum might be able to get something out of it. If you play this mod with OpenMW you might have spotted a bug...