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I've posted the zip file to the original thread for this shader. Directions are in my post.

As requested by coolgun in https://forum.openmw.org/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=4574, I'm uploading a new patchless zip file for the OSG version of this fog shader. Compatible with 0.41.0 and up. Keep in mind that this is NOT visvaldis's inDev version, but the same version that he posted in https://foru...

Both of the files you mentioned are the old versions for OpenMW 0.36, from before the graphical system change from OGRE to OSG. They use the old shiny material system, and will not work. The OSG patches are much later in the thread. When I get home this evening, I'll pull out the relavant files, and...

From my update to Visvaldis's OSG version patch, the water.cpp changes have been merged, so you should be able to just apply the patch mostly as is in your resources directory. However, I've not tried that.

Visvaldis, your work always impresses. When can you commit this (and your fog shaders) to the code base so people can start experiencing it? How close do you think you are to that point?

What's to stop the OpenMW engine from implementing this, and taking say the lowest listed BSA as priority, as it does with data folders?

OpenMW v0.36.1 was the last released OGRE3D release of OpenMW.

I actually got a chance to play with this tonight. What is there is an impressive start, but no where near as complete as OpenMW. Bravo to the dev for getting this far though. The Good: It runs. It loads Morrowind.esm and renders cells. Teleport doors work. Some scripts seem to run alright. NPCs ren...

Though, it's worthwhile to note that the linked video is the same from the last round of conversation about this project about six months ago. Also, the OP's tone in several other threads which were necrotised just to insult OpenMW needs to be stopped. Dude, Sandstranger is not a 'coward', OpenMW is...

One issue I can see with distant weather, as awesome a feature as that would be... Is that it might require a little bit of a rework of the weather system, to allow for a weather front to travel from region to region over time, instead of the very random way weather is handled now.