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As it says within the spoiler tags in the first post, I used the repo linked to by Ace's guide (https://gist.github.com/ace13/de7f30454e99b3952405), and then manually tried to replace it with my own fork of https://github.com/OpenMW/openmw.git. That fork is up-to-date. The erroneous file got there b...

Either the error list was shorter the second time I compiled it, or I panicked more than was necessary, as there are only 19 errors. Error 1 error C2039: 'mLocale' : is not a member of 'Misc::StringUtils' C:\OpenMW-dev\openmw\components\misc\stringops.cpp 6 1 components Warning 2 warning LNK4075: ig...

Hi, I'm trying to set up a dev environment on Windows 10 so I can build OpenMW (and then, if I can find an issue simple enough, actually contribute to the project while I have free time over Christmas). However, I'm at a point where it looks to me like I should be able to build the latest master-bra...

And then, of course, once you have rivals, it plays a lot like Yandere Simulator.

Surely something like the Creation Kit has most of the same functionality. Can't we copy it?

A decade ago or so, the US air force did an experiment involving 220 Hz displays to test what the minimum framerate required to fly a fighter jet with a screen instead of a window was. Every pilot could easily identify details in an image flashed for a single frame, so the project was postponed inde...

Options are great, and I'm not saying this one shouldn't be added. However, on forums of other projects I follow it's normal to have someone play devil's advocate for a proposed feature so that those who want it are forced to actually write a lot of good arguments for it (if they exist), as without ...

To me, this looks like the equivalent of asking anti-aliasing to be removed from a game which it was locked on for (except without the benefit of a performance increase). The first two pictures just look unnecessarily noisy to me, and much less like real life than the third (although being an older ...

If it's the Emma, she's still pretty active on Skyrim's Nexus, and comments on her mods there generally get replied to pretty quickly. You'll probably get a response if you send a PM.

My understanding was that the GPLv3 allowed you to compile against closed-source libraries provided they weren't shipped with the software (otherwise, how would you compile against DirectX?). That would mean we could use OpenVR and then let users who actually own a VR headset download OpenVR's binar...