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I don't think the deviations from random would be noticeable in gameplay.

If you rest until healed, you can rest for far more than 24 hours. I rested for 51 hours last time I played.

It's around 25% on 24 hours. It's less likely at 1 hour, but can still happen. This could be due to cringe-worthy original statistics; the vanilla implementation could very well be 1% per hour, compounded by multiplying hoursToWait by 0.01 to get the probability of interruption, with 24% at 24 hour...

OpenMW's 1.0 goal is to replicate vanilla gameplay as exactly as is possible, so we should at least get this right. A hotpatch might put off getting it right until later. I meant replicating the behavior of vanilla, sans bugs and errors (leaving open the possibility that rest interruption in vanill...

Regardless of how it worked in vanilla, shouldn't OpenMW have predictable behavior aligned with the intended function?

The patch changes the mechanic drastically, because the roll is now an integer. As written, all this does is discretize the probability of interruption. Even if you use rollDice(hoursToWait+1) to return an integer in [0,hoursToWait], forcing the roll to be an integer works the same as only rolling ...

Looking at the patch, it seems like fSleepRandMod is a probability; multiplying it by hoursToWait defines a threshold between 0 and hoursToWait. I'm guessing rollDice(hoursToWait) returns a random number in the same range (0 to hoursToWait? 1 to hoursToWait? Something else?). I think dteviot is righ...

Irrelevant now that Scrawl has fixed it, but I'm not running any mods. Thanks for collecting the data sample, Wareya!

Beginning recently (since April 24th, the last time I played before today), sleeping outside is interrupted something like 85-95% of the time. I was trying to restore my magicka before entering a cave and I racked up such a huge pile of bodies I began to wonder if I would ever be able to rest uninte...

My Xbox 360 controller doesn't work in the latest build (I update every time a new daily build is pushed). I'm using xboxdrv in Ubuntu 14.04. No button presses are recognized, as far as I can tell. Thus far, I have been using Antimicro, to map controller actions to keyboard/mouse inputs. It has been...