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My rule of thumb is that if you hear them, it doesn't make a difference if you know their name/can read their text.

Then again, I am not the most observant (my hearing is actually really good, but I tend to play music while I play).

One thing I think would be interesting is to get some hardware specs from everyone who's been having physics issues, and see if there's a problem with certain hardware and not happily loving the physics engine (OpenMW's is CPU-based, right? That should be pretty equally performing across manufacture...

I don´t think there´s anything that directly translates to a kilometer or a mile ingame. What we can do is compare how many exterior cells, or file size. I created an .esp file with Tesannwyn that´s 1.01 GB large. It´s nothing but land. For comparison, Morrowind.esm is 76.1 MB. And this includes a ...

Also, does the tick rate really make a huge difference? The amount of screwing-up that's going on is so immense that it'll still cause incredible issues at a reduced rate, and I'd imagine that you're not going to get a 50% decrease in compute time: you'll make the physics run a little quicker on the...

Some of it seems to depend on storage and RAM. I have 24 GB of RAM and Morrowind on a SSD, and I get pretty much no load times (though I didn't really have much before cell preloading). Sadly, I don't have a ton of time to stress test anymore.

Not to stir the flames, but perhaps the correct response to a troll on IRC is not to start a thread on the forum in which we devolve into internet political debates (with all the quality that includes) and basically give a ton of attention to a troll or a novice user who's just rubbing people the wr...

Greendogo wrote:Oooh, even before August, nice!

Well, if anyone wants me to benchmark the GTX 1080 on Ubuntu 16.04, let me know!

Do iiit!

Hey guys - Yet another question post First-off: It's amazing, I played Morrowind openmw and it was like it was fully playable?! Incredible, on first sight I could not see any bugs (besides some (maybe verbose) console output when casting restoration). Thank you so much for all of your work. 1.0 is ...

Not entirely on topic, but I think it'd be good to allow to include speaker's name (as variable, like in "real" non-voiced dialogue) in subtitles like it's done in, uh, Skyrim, so some random mod could add something like this: Fargoth: I think we're about to become very close. %speakernam...

I could see this being very useful for game designers who want to move away from using vanilla Morrowind content and create a new experience on OpenMW.