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I didn't get any error messages, but good call on the mods. I checked the data files list and apparently I have some I didn't know I had. I guess that is what happens when you don't play for months. Anyway, I unticked them and now it all behaves nicely. Thanks for the pointer. I have the same issue...

They were! Anyway, been working a bit on the imperial pack today. I hate these textures. WHY did bethesda have to make tx_stone_mid_01, tx_stone_left_01 and tx_stone_right_01?! It's an absolute PAIN to make everything seamless. And on top of that, I have to make seamless normal and parallax maps al...

AsciiDoctor seems like someone re-invented pod (perlpod) in Ruby. So, maybe nice if you already use Ruby, otherwise it just seems to bring in a lot of new dependencies (ruby!) for little gain.

Yes, I see it now - nice!

Enjoy the Fjords, heard they are wonderful

Can just sign this!

I'm on Linux 64bit, too, and it's nice to see a modern engine running at full resolution with shaders and AA at top speed

find and xargs are your friends :) the find utility let's you find files and directories matching certain criteria and does so recursively (e.g. with sub-directories): find YOURDIRECTRORY -type f This is better than "ls" as it finds only files. You can use -iregexp to find all files that m...

Capostrophic wrote:

Tels wrote:I should see parallax mapping when using lysol's textures

Er, so is that a yes or a no? And if yes, where would I look for them?

Could somebody maybe post a before/after picture?

Me thinks this would be a great feature. Currently I'm testing openmw with a lot of mods, and thus have a lot of data= lines in the config. Swapping out config files is error-prone and cumbersome and it would be cool to have a way to easily tell openmw "use this set of configs now" so you ...

Thanx, Capostrophic. Already applied this to settings, so, theoretically, I should see parallax mapping when using lysol's textures?

Lysol: Fair enough, getting more textures done would be prefered to a single mod, of course

Although some should not re-invent the wheel, writing a config parser isn't that hard, so maybe go for it instead of fighting the existing libraries