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As far as I can see it is not really clear under which license the shaders are released. According to https://openmw.org/faq/#legal_stuff All fonts, shaders and other assets shipped with OpenMW are licensed under separate terms. Details can be found in the Readme file or in the Wiki. The wiki link t...

Hi!

I'm sorry for the long radio silence.
The code still needs some cleaning up - here is what I have so far:

https://gitlab.com/vrresto/openmw/tree/ ... er-cleanup

It also should be rebased against master I guess.
Not sure when I'll have time for it - so feel free to step in

Curious, is this just an import of the world, or are all the creatures and scripts still running here? If the latter, does it break anything? Does the coc command still function properly? Are structures/land formations/cells slightly warped, and if so, is there any effect on the Physics? If I shoot...

Working on sunset appearance ...

What if Morrowind was on a very tiny planet?
With a diameter of 10km.

Then it would look like this:
Just playing around a bit with the vertex shader

Or if the sea level was a bit higher:

After reinstalling an official PPA package of openmw, the appropriate directory on debian based systems is: /usr/share/games/openmw/resources/shaders. You will have to place the contents of that zip file as the root user to get them into the right place. That did it, thank you!!!! This shader is be...

magamo wrote: ↑16 Aug 2017, 19:20 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?

When it's done
I'm sorry, but I can't give you a more precise answer.

No photoshopping here
I'm using a texture as a map for each water color and visibility.
It would also be possible to control other parameters like wave strength(and direction?) this way.

Quick proof of concept: