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OpenMW Debug Cell

Posted: 02 Feb 2012, 21:31
by pvdk
A while ago I started working on a simple debug plugin to test various game mechanics without the need to install or own Morrowind. I created a crypt interior with a cave connected to it, all made of freely available resources to prevent copyright issues.

Then my laptop crashed and the project was gathering dust on the harddrive I retrieved from the laptop. Recently some forum people have shown interest in the debug cell so I've decided to recover it from the harddisk and release it here.

You can find a link to the files here.

Please be aware that loading this plugin in the construction set will generate a lot of warnings about missing stuff, you can ignore them.

The following problems need to be adressed:
- Some meshes require Bethesda's textures, these must be replaced with suitable alternatives.
- There are no markers (door, light.)
- There is no player object, it fails to run in OpenMW because of this.
- Probably more which I can't think of now.

I intended to make some NPCs too. A necromancer guy who would live in the crypt and some bandits in the cave. As a quest I wanted to let the player rescue the white rabbit from the evil necromancer.

Ah well, have a look!

pvdk

PS: for more info and screenshots I suggest you read the old thread.

Re: OpenMW Debug Cell

Posted: 02 Feb 2012, 21:54
by Zini
- There is no player object, it fails to run in OpenMW because of this.
You sure about that? There must be an ID named player, but not a reference for this ID.

Re: OpenMW Debug Cell

Posted: 03 Feb 2012, 01:46
by pvdk
I don't know about the details, but I guess you're right. That's for someone else to figure out though.

Re: OpenMW Debug Cell

Posted: 03 Feb 2012, 03:25
by ElderTroll
Are physics, ai, and animations interactive in the editor?

Re: OpenMW Debug Cell

Posted: 03 Feb 2012, 15:17
by pvdk
This is not about the editor, this is about a plugin to test things in OpenMW.

Re: OpenMW Debug Cell

Posted: 07 Feb 2012, 10:46
by ezzetabi
Excellent idea! Now I just have to find how to use it.