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There is an entire thread on the forum where he has a load:
http://forums.bethsoft.com/topic/109721 ... msearch__1

All from the game engine code.

Yeah, the FindOGRE.cmake included in Ogre doesn't seem to be 100% compatible and I don't know enough about CMake to put together a good solution in a reasonable time frame.

Yeah. I hacked together something that worked. It isn't a releasable fix though.

Bug report here:
http://bugs.openmw.org/issues/186

Got a random crash while walking around in the Seyda Neen area: openmw: /home/marc/Tools/ogre-1-7-1/OgreMain/src/OgreRenderQueueSortingGrouping.cpp:386: void Ogre::QueuedRenderableCollection::addRenderable(Ogre::Pass*, Ogre::Renderable*): Assertion `retPair.second && "Error inserting n...

Regarding the issue of resources (mytex.dds being acceptable through myfile.tga) a possible solution would be to implement a custom texture resource manager that would handle the inconstancy. In other words, I am going to ignore the issue as I am sure it is better handled in a global way elsewhere (...

So I converted my Ogre install to the debug version but I can no longer build OpenMW as it tries to link everything with OgreMain rather than OgreMain_d. Is this a quick fix in CMake? (I know nothing about CMake so don't know where to start digging). Or something I have messed up? (My system is: Arc...

Plus it seems as though the Linux library is only 32 bit (I run 64 bit)

Probably post 1.0, but I was wondering about the logistics of dynamically dividing an interior cell into zones. Most cells would be suitable for this and it would hugely reduce the amount of rendering in interiors (I will admit exteriors are more of a problem w.r.t rendering speed) Of course the har...

I always wanted to try and make a totally seamless world so that you could see between interiors and exteriors. It would take quite a lot of effort to do as it would require a lot of predictive background resource loading, tweaks to the AI and basically implementing portals (Similar to Portal). Real...

Zini wrote:I am pretty sure we don't.

That is interesting, that was the most common cause of that error. Ah well, I will do some digging when I have the time.