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Ok thank you. Is there a way I can configure them to be used without actually dropping them into my main data folder? As it was said above, post-processing shaders can be installed just as any other mod to the separate directory listed in the "openmw.cfg". Such separate directory would co...

akortunov wrote: ↑07 Jan 2023, 19:16 viewtopic.php?p=73396#p73396

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Well I guess I'll start over then! Leveling mod is a must for me. Thanks all. Can someone provide a link for the most recent/stable RC?

Make sure that you use 0.48 instead of 0.47 (which does not support Lua at all). Oh wow...the OpenMW site repository doesn't have anything past .47 for Windows. How can that be? And how can this list at https://modding-openmw.com/lists/starwind-modded/ have so many mods that would only work with .4...

.omwfx shaders are post-process shaders and can be installed into a data directory like any other mod. It's only third-party lighting shaders that go in the resources directory. Ok thank you. Is there a way I can configure them to be used without actually dropping them into my main data folder? I p...

ncgdmw.omwaddon ncgdmw.omwscripts Just a reminder, I'm using Starwind mod in case that's relevant. I notice that OpenMW just doesn't seem to let me use omwscripts files. For example, ncgdmw-lua, which is a leveling mod compatible with Starwind. It has a ncgdmw.omwaddon file, which I add a data= line...

Hello there, I've installed the Steam version of MW, OpenMW, and Starwind. I'm doing some light modding of Starwind atm. I downloaded OMWFX shaders from https://modding-openmw.com/mods/omwfx-shaders/ unzipped em, and I'm trying to use the last piece of instruction at https://modding-openmw.com/tips/...