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Nah, it's my own unrelated endeavor, which is probably going to be completely different underneath, but at least totally mergeable.

In some distant future.

Working on extended NIF support just for fun, it's based on the upstream OpenMW. It can currently load and render severely stripped down Oblivion meshes (20.0.0.5) and probably not much else. Maybe Fallout 3/New Vegas if you strip down their meshes to Oblivion too. May have broken it in the last bu...

you can install a mod which shrinks the collision boxes, it's not something hardcoded.

albeit morrowind is significantly worse about not clipping characters into other characters.

You're using upstream master OSG. Don't. Use OpenSceneGraph-3.6 branch or OpenMW/osg 3.4 branch (fork of 3.4.1) or the official 3.4.1 stable release..

Nightly builds for Windows have slightly worse performance than release builds because they don't use time-costly compiler optimizations. You will experience smoother framerates at the release (TBA). Particles are naturally CPU- and draw-expensive so the more there are on your display the worse your...

IIRC the mod is really script-heavy, I'm not sure if it should be used at all.

Fix for the shark issue has been merged.

1. Yes. 2. Ubiquitous format support would be cool. Though that's not an actual mechanic from a game. Then probably... uhhh... dragons better rendering and smoother UI user experience? 3. I don't care. 4. No real reaction since I was around when the design doc wasn't yet published, by then hype, lat...

Are you sure the effect of the scroll is powerful enough to make the NPC fight? Check the NPC's fight rating by using GetFight.
I tested it on Ian NPC in Ebonheart. His initial fight rating was 30. His modified fight rating became 60, which is pretty low.

This year hopefully.