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wheybags wrote:Ah yes, sorry, you have to copy the resources folder to the folder you run it from for now

Works now.
Good luck with the project. I'll be keeping an eye on it.

I followed the instructions, compiled and tried to run it and got this:

I've got something resembling a before/after shot in the same frame due to a bug.

See the line between the cells.
I think the maps stop getting applied after I wander around for a while. Maybe video memory runs out or something.

Wait, wait... you can compile, study or use it. You cannot distribute the compiled form. You have to distribute the code form. If you are referring to the GPL, there is no restriction on distributing the compiled form, as long as you make the source code available. But perhaps it does not work. How...

But still you can state that the COMPILED and ready to use program can distributed only by you for a fee. I'm pretty sure you can't do that with the GPL. Software that cannot be legally compiled is not Free Software according to the definition since it conflicts with Freedom 1: The freedom to study...

PeterBitt wrote:Vanilla ground textures with normal, specular and parallax maps

This looks gorgeous.

The intention of the OpenMW team is to make an open source engine for Morrowind or other similar community-driven total conversions. Now if someone can within legal boundaries use it to make a commercial game that's great for them, but we are not going to rearrange our effort to facilitate it. Getti...

The main reason that I can see, that commercial game companies do not use open source game engines is that the best engines tend to be proprietary since their development is funded by a company, and I don't see how changing the licensing of OpenMW would automatically make it a better engine. There's...

According to GPLv3, it's forbidden to develop commercial closed-source games with OpenMW. I'm right? If you take OpenMW, make changes to the source code, compile it and ship it with your game assets without making the changes available then yes you are breaking the license. But legally nothing prev...

There's a new Morrowind patch mod that basically combines Morrowind.esm, Tribunal.esm, Bloodmoon.esm, and the other patch mods into one esm (a new Morrowind.esm). This of course creates problems with mods that depend on Tribunal and Bloodmoon, since those ESMs don't exist anymore. So their recommen...