OpenMW support for other games: Oblivion, Skyrim, Fallout and more

[MiroslavXO]

Cast Target - https://youtu.be/WXeoJ9YKvfo

For the legs, leave only the first keyframe and delete all others, so they won't slide.
For the head try to rotate joint for 90 degrees and then bake it.

[DestinedToDie]

Stop right there, criminal scum! Nobody breaks the law on my watch! I'm confiscating your stolen goods. Now pay your fine or it's off to jail.

[cc9cii]

Found workarounds for some of the issues with rotations, but can't figure out why the head mesh does not move at all, even though it is attached to the same bone as the helmet. https://youtu.be/7BXeSgPZYPE

[MiroslavXO]

Constrain may not be working correctly or you deleted keyframes for the head, try to constrain head joint (child) to the helmet (parent).

[cc9cii]

These are vanilla meshes and animations... i.e. nothing was edited

I'm trying to figure out how the vanilla engine interprets the Nif and Kf files.

[MiroslavXO]

Send me the file if you want in PM to check it out myself.

[cc9cii]

PM sent, here is the file

[cc9cii]

Started to work on using collision shapes defined in NIF files. Much reduced poly count - not sure if this will translate to actual performance increase.

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New:

[Pherim]

Considering how bad OpenMW still is with complex collision meshes, it should help.

[cc9cii]

Ragdoll physics: https://youtu.be/6AfYltej0qI

This took a *long* time. It doesn't help that I don't know what I'm doing, but also Bullet's documentation isn't great - a lot had to be worked out by trial-and-error or reading the source code.

Now the mesh has to be broken into pieces so that they can move with the physics shapes.