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Great!

Seconded. Great work, sandstranger! I hope the OSG port will enable OpenMW to run well on lower-end and older Android devices, but it's past time for me to upgrade my tablet no matter what.

On the topic of OSG, has anyone tried building it for ARM & Android yet?

It sounds as if OSG is working out well. Great stuff, scrawl!

WeirdSexy wrote:dude, thanks for pointing this project out. I would freaking love to play all of those games with a better engine. Seems pretty damn ambitious though.

Yes, it's perhaps too ambitious. Someday Xoreos might be useful, but that project hasn't seen anywhere near the level of success that this one has.

Very informative interview. Thanks Darkelfguy and scrawl! scrawl mentioned that he's a fan of Neverwinter Nights. I loved that game back in the day. While the original campaigns IMO weren't all that spectacular, 3rd-party modules more than made up for that. The native Linux client sadly doesn't work...

Okulo wrote:

Ace (SWE) wrote:We can't all live and breathe OpenMW, most people have other things that their bodies need to do too.

Tsch. N'wahs!

Fixed that for ya

This should make sneaking about much less tedious. I can't wait to try it out.

ezze: I propose implementing a demo (recording and playback) feature so that people could distribute a demo file to compare performance or for other reasons. For benchmarking, world variables should be disabled to make results comparable from one machine to the next. World state could be preserved i...

Perhaps it would be too much work, but I thought a benchmark mode for OpenMW might be nice. Set time to noon/specified, disable sound, remove all NPCs, creatures, objects, corpses, weather patterns, and anything else that varies to make results reproducible with the same video settings & OpenMW ...

Scott and I are the Debian/Ubuntu maintainers... thanks for finding this! Our releases are not pinned against a specific libboost library version, so with every release we make sure to compile/link against the latest targets in Debian. By latest, since we are currently in experimental, we mean the ...