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Just to reiterate, we've done a lot of unused header removal passes, including ones with automated tools that should get everything (most of which then needed undoing because they were only unused with one particular combination of compiler and STL implementation). There might still be milage in swa...

We use precompiled Boost, and your CMakeCache.txt appears to reference the correct paths that our script spits out Boost to. The main weird thing I found is that you've got no compiler or linker flags (the variables that are supposed to hold them are blank) and a couple of tools like your linker are...

That's definitely not supposed to happen if you just run the Bash script and then build through VS, and isn't normal. Can you please upload your CMakeCache.txt from the MSVC2022_64 directory?

You can definitely send stuff to the main openmw.log with Lua's regular print function. Hopefully, someone else can come along and give a more detailed answer covering the rest of your question.

This should be possible already. One of the configurable paths, I think user-data, should control where saved games are put. You can set it in your openmw.cfg just like you'd set a data path.

Ubuntu doesn't have Git installed by default even before you start stripping things out. It's not like most people just using their home computer will ever need to do any of the things Git does.

No, they're similar to zip files, and you need to unzip them. Most tools that unzip things know what to do wth them these days.

Irritatingly, I'm pretty sure there is such a tool in Windows, but it only works with DInput gamepads rather than XInput ones.

I don't know about the CS. I'll send this to someone who might.

That's not accurate. We're already doing what we can to make things go as fast as possible without breaking compatibility with the original engine or dropping support for hardware we know some of our users use.