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If you want my best guess at the possible problems, it may well have to do with directing OpenMW to a modded installation. All the mods that are in the install where you directed OpenMW are there for OpenMW as well, and if you've got any poorly optimized graphics mods, those will definitely cause a ...

I am not 100% confident in this, however: it's the Boots of Blinding Speed. Not sure what it is, sure isn't a problem on Xbox. I was in Ebonheart, and was in the process of getting the Glass Jinkblade. I put the Boots on between where I came from and Ebonheart (no combat in between). I got in the c...

Patch for Purists specifically avoids changing anything that might be considered a rebalance instead of a bugfix, so it shouldn't interfere with anything there. OpenMW itself only changes the engine side of things, not the content file side, so the Drain Intelligence and Drain Skill exploits are the...

Pretty sure it got outright reverted, not that it only fixed some of them. This has been a problem for quite a while, and is related to how OpenMW handles collision. It's massively annoying, and there isn't even any possible workaround, because of autogenerated collision meshes that seem to show up ...

Open an Objects window (under World), then right click and select Add Record. Select NPC from the dropdown menu, give it an ID, and hit Create.

This does make me think of something else, however: for this to work, I think you'd need it to only apply when the range and area parameters for the effects are the same. Otherwise you could abuse this to make kinda broken spells. For example, you'd be able to make the Blind effect have an area of ...

Nice to hear. :) The missing spell must have been one of the starting spells the game grants you for choosing magic schools as major (or minor?) skills. I suspect that you replaced a major magic skill with another skill and, consequently, lost the spell. Any spells that you bought/made get removed ...

Well, it's definitely the physics thread, the screenshot definitely shows that. Ouch. What version of OpenMW are you using, and what operating system? Those are probably the biggest questions.

then if the healing effect is more powerful than the blind effect, it would be thoroughly ineffectual as a blind spell used on opponents. If, on the other hand, the blind effect were more potent, it would be distinctly less than ideal to use as a healing spell on allies. How do we determine "m...

As I understand it, the issues you all raise shouldn't be a problem necessarily. If, for example, I were to create a spell that heals and blinds, then if the healing effect is more powerful than the blind effect, it would be thoroughly ineffectual as a blind spell used on opponents. If, on the other...