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Nightlies have been broken for me since like June, because they link to a newer version of libBulletDynamics than is present in my distro, and the nightly doesn't ship with a copy in its libs folder. Oh, derp. The generic linux nightlies are what I meant. Sorry about that. I only noticed a few days...

Hey Guys, nice release, really awesome. For the Linux binary I created this useqt5 file and it works flawless including a bunch of mods. However when I press W, A, S or D key for longer than a second, my character auto-walks non-stop in that direction. I need to press the same key again to have my ...

Linux targz package release build:

64 Bit

Linux targz package RC2: 64 Bit As requested by Capostrophic it's built with the latest commit from our osg-3.4 branch. Same for the coming nightlies as they share the build environment. Thanks for a good how-to, here's the console output: qt5ct: using qt5ct plugin Thread 1 "openmw-launcher&quo...

Since it complains about the missing libboost_system.so.1.69.0 I assume that you tried to execute the binaries directly. You have to run the included shell scripts (the files without the x86_64 suffix) as those set LD_LIBRARY_PATH to the directory with the libraries. You can also just create a file...

Just a note, Manjaro Linux currently carries boost-libs 1.72, whereas RC is built with 1.69. This means that OpenMW RC1 doesn't run (libboost_system.so.1.69.0 ... No such file or directory). I have Qt5 installed, but I tested to install also Qt4 and I get the error "Cannot load library icui18n...

Here is the RC1 Linux targz package (like the nightlies no 32 bit builds anymore):

64 bit

@psi29a, @Ace I've been cross-compiling openmw for windows with mingw-w64 for years now. Don't know how the old Mingw32 project is doing. Would suspect it is completely dead by now but mingw-w64 seems pretty much alive and is working great for building 32 Bit and 64 Bit x86 windows binaries. Build t...

Linux targz package nightlies are building again. Had to update ffmpeg to a newer version and didn't want to screw my build systems right before a new release. Now that the release is out I changed my build system a little and updated the systems and all self build dependencies to newer versions (ex...

Linux targz package release builds:

32 Bit
64 Bit