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I'll probably bake the VC runtime in at least the RC/release packages, but I haven't really bothered with doing the same for nightlies as it makes the final package larger

Well, I managed to copy all of my build server data over and get a new install up and running, along with a nightly build done with the regular scripts. Now using VS2019 though, so I'd really like it if people were able to test the build and see if it works as intended, so I can iron out any potenti...

A large boulder on a mountainside generally isn't intended to be interactive with the player or to move frequently, unlike a city gate or crate container. Funny you should say this -- the primary large static from vanilla Morrowind that I remember getting (re)moved via script is in fact a large bou...

@Ace: could we provide mingw builds? Couldn't those be built on Linux? Or even use MSVC's cl on Linux? (http://kegel.com/wine/cl-howto.html) Not sure how well the current builds work with mingw, haven't tested that myself. But if the performance is fine and they don't require a bunch of additional ...

We have unlimited GitLab CI, so we could be moving all nightlies/post-merge builds to that, and it would also mean we wouldn't have to put as much work into maintaining servers and working out when/why things started failing. Certainly, though beware that Windows builds can take ages to run compare...

This reminded me that the Flatpak builds are currently only of the latest release as well, so I'm going to see about setting up the beta branch on them and rolling that as well.

The builds are working, but the upload server seems to have lost it's connection to the SAN, I've reported the issue.

I'd respectfully request waiting at least till next week before starting an RC round, even if everything else works out ahead of that.

I'm currently busy doing a certification this week - and weekend, and have no good way of triggering any builds remotely at the moment.

Which Windows version are you running? And which version of OpenMW are you trying to run? A nightly? A release?

The OpenMW nightlies and release builds should both have the necessary Visual C runtime packaged, but it is possible of course that it's failed to package them.

Optick (GitHub, earlier known as Brofiler) is also very competent. And it's MIT licensed so it's quite compatible with the GPL as well.
The included remote profiling client is Windows-only though as it's written with C# and WPF.