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looks awesome indeed. Where is it located?

I use the run faster mod myself, works fine with openmw - it has 7 different ESPs you can choose from depending how much faster you want the base run speed to be. I use the faster-plus one myself. I'm pretty sure it's not already listed in the compatible mod-list. If you show me the link I'll test ...

There are many steps that could be made easier when using openMW. In stead of having all these mods on a seperate line, you could put them in the same folder and have one line to acces them all. This would make the process a lot easier for the user. it wouldn't be difficult, nor that time-consuming ...

I am working on something like this, though I'm noobish myself. I know how to install mods on openmw and I have a clear view of what I want for my game. This will take some time though. When it's finsished, I'll post it here.

Try a generic build: https://downloads.openmw.org/linux/other/ Thanks, used this. :) Probably, but I don't know what it is. Hopefully someone else can step in here.[/quot Well, 0.39 is just the same, as I already thought. I had this back in march or april as well. data=/home/stefaan/games/openmw da...

Yeah, that's what I needed to see. If there was anything magic about your computer, then both of those cases would have had the same output, but they both had exactly what they're supposed to. The next idea I have is for you to upload your config file just in case it contains anything weird that's ...

Case1: ./BoostPathTest ./BoostPathTest "this is a / string / what/i/wrote/", this is a / string / what/i/wrote/ "C:\Program Files\Thing Simulator\res\", C:\Program Files\Thing Simulator\res\ "~/wibble/wobble", ~/wibble/wobble Case2: terminate called after throwing an in...

Copy and paste the blocks of stuff from the post into files with names matching the filenames above the blocks in the post. You should now have BoostPathTest.cpp and config.cfg in the same folder. Sorry for the double post. What do you mean with "the post' and "blocks"? I'm sorry to ...

I'll do it by tonight (in about 7hours) and post the results for you.

Follow up here, it should have taken "set timescale to ...." into account it to me at least it didn't.