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I get this same error (when launching normally, not just from OpenMW-CS), using 0.41.0 build 9e8e9aef86 (a MacOS Sierra patch version from 2016-01 available in the OpenMW downloads directory). It seemed random, but I finally tracked it down to this: OpenMW chokes on any path containing an ampersand ...

Even simpler way in Linux and MacOS, at the command line: cd /[your path to this]/Sound/Vo ln -s D-Ur Ur Trying to do it with a MacOS alias will not work; it has to be a Unix-style symbolic link. I have no idea if using a symbolic link (as opposed to a shortcut) in Windows will work; I have not play...

Covering three probable-noob issues that may be obvious to others. I did a Verify in OpenMW-CS, and among other crap I recognize and can resolve (like stray endifs), it produced the following error: Type: Script, ID: Warlord_aScript, Severity: Error, Description: Unexpected name (Journal) The offend...

I'm playtesting a boatload of mods, with an eye to updating the Mod Status wiki page. Also improved the Mod Installation page with additional info. And have been generating a few omwaddons to work around some issues, but need to test them more before making them public. I'm also an 11-or-so year vet...

Would be exceptionally useful to have an omwsave file editor, since none of the Windows editors for MW savegame files are going to work on OpenMW's format. This would be useful for fixing annoying problems like when a common ingredient is flagged as stolen from an owner that's an entire faction, as ...

This was basically "operator error" (see below) in part, though the Wolf 2.1 script did have bugs in it (bad if/elseif/endif's, etc.), and presumably other mods from this team based on the same core source will share them; I haven't looked in their code yet. [Some of them (e.g. Beryl and H...

Thanks for the CS tip. I've very green at this; I haven't played with game mods since (quite literally) the days of Doom II . Took a moment to figure out how to get into that code (have to select the main game, then dependency mods, then the target mod). The verify job reports no "compile error...

I've been testing out various Morrowind companion mods built on Grumpy's (later Emma's) codebase (which is generally considered among the best developed and tested), including Wolf Companion 3.1 , Beryl 1.1 , and its male variant Hurd 1.1 . In all three cases, they appear at first to work perfectly,...