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halbe wrote: ↑

08 May 2019, 01:14

Controversial take:
Don't play with [...] the expansions

But quest sorting in the journal :(

Why not ship it with Mars Mission II? Don't even call it OpenMW, just call it Mars Mission II. Win.

Personally, if chaning rendering engine is something you want to do later Stomy, maybe vulkan scene graph would be the go-to engine? Ogre3D wasn't exactly a performance horse back in the <0.37.0 era, and outside of that, do we really have much other choice in GPL-friendly engines?

Yes, the Overgrowth approach is really cool. IIRC, Overgrowth's code is open source, even though the assets are not. So I guess one could easily take a look at the code and see what's going on behind the animations?

Moved to off topic. Anyway, while this sounds really neat, I also believe that releasing this tool is a quick way to get loads of hate from the modding scene. Modders generally want users to go through all the hassle of installing all the mods individually, because that forces the users to see whom ...

Haha, well yeah I guess. Except linux and mac. At least not natively.

Maybe release 1.0 with 32 bit support and then drop it? So that at least a final, fully Morrowind engine-replacing version for 32 bit exists..? I dunno...

Preach it brother!

GTA V uses bullet IIRC, so there's nothing wrong with bullet by itself. They say the documentation for bullet is horrible however, so the cause is more likely OpenMW's implementation of it.

That's what has been said about this before at least.